SEC FORM SP15D2
SEC Form SP15D2 is a filing submitted in the event that the registration statement of the company did not include certified financial statements of the full fiscal year of the registrant or, if less than a year, the life of the registrant under the Securities and Exchange Commission. SEC Form SP15D2 is a special financial report i accordance with Rule 15d-2 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
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