Latest company filings

The newest disclosures across the largest public companies, parsed in near real time. Tap a company to dig into its full filing history, or open any filing straight from the primary source. Filter by type to follow just annual reports, quarterly results, major events, or insider trades.

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Filing typeAnnual reportsRead the full-year operating story, then jump into revenue and net income trends.

Filing typeQuarterly reportsFollow fresh quarter-by-quarter changes before they roll into annual statements.

Filing typeMajor eventsTrack earnings releases, executive changes, acquisitions, and material updates.

Filing typeInsider tradesWatch director, officer, and large-holder transaction disclosures as they land.

All filings Annual reports (10-K)Quarterly reports (10-Q)Major events (8-K)Insider trades (Form 4)

Company	Type	Filing	Filed	Open
NNWENorthWestern Energy Group, Inc.	8-K	Major company event	1mo ago2026-05-27	View filing
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What these SEC filings mean

Annual report (10-K): A company's audited yearly report - full financial statements, risk factors, and a plain-language review of the business. The single most complete document a public company files.
Quarterly report (10-Q): An unaudited update on results between annual reports, filed three times a year. The fastest read on how revenue, margins, and cash are trending.
Major company event (8-K): An on-demand disclosure of material news - earnings releases, executive changes, acquisitions, or anything investors should know before the next scheduled report.
Insider trade (Form 4): A report filed within two business days when a director, officer, or large owner buys or sells the company's stock. The clearest signal of how insiders themselves are positioned.
IPO registration (S-1): The first public registration a private company files to sell shares - financials, risk factors, and how it plans to use the money, ahead of an IPO.
Ownership stake (SC 13D / 13G): Filed when an investor crosses 5% ownership. 13D signals an active or activist stake; 13G signals a passive one.

Frequently asked questions

What are SEC filings?

SEC filings are the documents public companies are legally required to submit to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, covering financial results, major events, insider trades, and ownership changes. They are the primary public record of how a company is performing and who is trading its stock.

How often is this feed updated?

The feed lists the newest filings across the largest public companies, parsed from SEC EDGAR in near real time. New filings appear at the top with a relative timestamp, and a NEW badge marks filings from the last day.

How do I read insider trading activity?

Filter the feed to Form 4. Each Form 4 reports a director, officer, or major holder buying or selling shares within two business days of the trade. Open any filing to see the person, the transaction code, the number of shares, and the price.

Where do these filings come from?

Every filing links straight to its original document on SEC EDGAR, the SEC's official electronic filing system. We index the metadata and link out so you can verify the primary source.