Funding and new executives, from the filing, not the press release
Each week, the companies that filed a Form D, issued new UK shares or named a new executive arrive with the filing that says so. SpecStream reads SEC and Companies House filings directly, so you hear about it from the record, not from a press release that may never come. Save the request once, and a monitor brings only the new ones.
Healthtech startups in Massachusetts that filed a Form D in the last 3 months. Include the amount sold and the filing date.
- US raises, from Form D
- Amount sold, total offering, date of first sale, filing date and the filing itself, from the company's own Form D.
- UK share allotments
- The date new shares were issued, the filing date and the document from Companies House. An allotment states shares issued, not money raised, so a UK row carries no amount.
- New executives, from 8-K filings
- The person, the role, the company and the sentence in the filing that names them. A US public company files within four business days of appointing a principal officer.
- Where the new ones land
- Weekly on Pro and up, inside the spending limit you set: new filings go to your inbox, Slack, a connected tool or a signed webhook.
- 10¢ a match
- Up to 5 facts, for a company or for a person named in a filing. Rechecks cost half. Results that don’t fit cost nothing.
- The filing on every row
- Each row links the filing it came from and the date it was read. Ask the same way for "US public companies that named a new CFO in the last 90 days."
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