About & methodology

Reverse Split Radar is an automated, independent tracker of reverse stock splits announced in SEC filings.

Sources

• SEC EDGAR full-text search: Forms 8-K and 6-K (and their press-release exhibits) mentioning a reverse stock split, reverse share split or share consolidation, from the last 90 days.
• Nasdaq's public noncompliant company list (minimum bid price deficiencies) for the watchlist.
• Press-release RSS feeds, used as leads only.

How fields are extracted

• Ratio: "1-for-N" / "one-for-N" patterns next to reverse-split wording. If a filing mentions several ratios (for example an approved range), it is flagged with "?".
• Effective date: a date near "split-adjusted basis", "market open" or "effective" wording, within a window around the filing date.
• Fractional policy: shown only when the filing explicitly says rounded up, cash in lieu or rounded down. Conflicting or discretionary language is Unverified, and no statement means Not stated. We never infer a policy.
• Filings that only ask shareholders to authorize a range of ratios are skipped until a ratio is set. Meeting notices that name a ratio are shown as "pending vote".

Corrections

Spotted an error? A corrections form is coming. Until then, always trust the filing over this site.