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Key points summary in each email alert Investor name and target company name with ticker The purpose of transaction Filter out 13D amendments Allows you to focus on new activist campaigns Filter by company name Filter for up to 10 companies (Basic plan) Filter by investor name Filter for up to 5 investors (Basic plan) Daily Summary Option Search and filter our 13D filing database |
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What is a 13D filing?
A 13D filings is an SEC filing that must be submitted within 10 days by anyone acquiring more than 5% of a publicly listed company. What is the significance of a 13D filing? The purpose of the filing is to allow the public to see who a company's major shareholders are and importantly what their intentions are. These filings can be precursors to events which could affect the price and value of the target company. Typically when activist investors target a company, a 13D filing is submitted the SEC. Activist tend to push a target company to take meaningful action in order to generate shareholder value. These actions could include but not limited to: divestitures, breakups, mergers and/or special dividends. What We Do Our system monitors the SEC database and sends an email alert to subscribers when a 13D filing is made, including the name of the target company, the filer and a link to the actual filing. Learn why 13D filings are important on our FAQ See how it works in this example on our blog |
Unlock ValueActivist campaigns are for the most part spurred by the basic premise that there is unlocked value in the stock of a company and that the management and/or board can make changes to unlock that value.
Valuable InformationUsually the 13D filings include:
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CatalystWith an activist investor involved in a target company, there is a catalyst to unlock value, unlike some value investment plays which can end up being value traps for years.
Existing Alert Systems Cost >$1kThe existing systems we could find that perform this same function cost more than $1,000/ year at the minimum.
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