Form 10-12B
Form 10-12B is a U.S. SEC filing used to register securities pursuant to Section 12(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 in the United States.[1]
Form uses
This form is one of the most useful of the security registration forms because it relates to securities created as a result of a spin-off.
Reading the form
There are three major portions of the 10-12B form:
- Letter to Shareholders from Parent Company - This provides a history of the parent company, their reason for the spin-off, and other relevant information.
- Information Statement - This section contains all the information investors need to know. Occasionally, portions of this section will be left blank and amended (with 10-12B/A filings) at a later time.
- Financial Information - This section contains all the financial information, including pro-forma statements. These statements show what the financials would look like if the spun off division were its own company in the past.
gollark: I disagree entirely.
gollark: There is no namespacing, you have to do horrible hackery to make stuff only get included once, and it's less performant than an actual module system would be.
gollark: It does module-system-type things. It's just bad.
gollark: `#include`
gollark: But I think it's *also* rather bad, given stuff like the terrible module system, rampant undefined behaviour, and general inexpressiveness.
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