Small and mid-sized US companies often raise money by selling new shares, which dilutes existing holders. The filings use recognizable phrases: an "at-the-market offering" lets the company sell shares gradually into the market; a "registered direct offering" sells a block to selected investors; a "warrant inducement" offers warrant holders a lower price or new warrants to exercise early; a "securities purchase agreement" documents a private placement.
This scanner searches SEC full text for those phrases in 8-K, 6-K and prospectus filings over the past 90 days and groups the results by company. Repeated signals within a month are highlighted.
Compiled from public SEC EDGAR data. Times are US Eastern. Titles link to the original filing on sec.gov. Information only — not investment advice. Updated: