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Outwoot: Form D filing

Outwoot, a technology company in Issaquah, WA, filed a Form D with the SEC in 2013. The latest, on February 5, 2013, reports $25,000 sold of a $300,000 offering to 3 investors.

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Company details from the filing

Address
25234 SE 35TH STREET, Issaquah, WA, 98029
Phone
(425) 442-4649
Industry
Other Technology
Entity type
Corporation
Incorporated in
Delaware
Year incorporated
2012
Revenue range
$1 - $1,000,000
Exemptions claimed
Rule 506
SEC identifier (CIK)
1567639

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Form D filings

FiledTypeOfferingSoldRemainingInvestorsFirst saleFiling
Feb 5, 2013New notice$300,000$25,000$275,0003Aug 28, 2012sec.gov

Executive officers and directors named in the filing

NameRoleNote in the filing
Tejas DixitExecutive Officer

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