What this is
What US rules say about updating a Form D: no amendment is needed just because more shares are sold, or after the offering ends.
How it’s built
- Read from the US federal rule on Form D filings, 17 CFR 230.503, via Cornell Law School’s legal information site.
What we assumed
Nothing. The figure is used as published.
Sanity check
So the lack of an amended Form D for Niantic’s 2015 round says little about whether the $10m milestone money was later raised.
Where it comes from
17 CFR 230.503 - Filing of notice of sales (Cornell LII) Cornell LII (CFR text) · current Open the original ↗
The line in the source
The amount of securities sold in the offering or the amount remaining to be sold … no amendment is required to reflect a change that occurs after the offering terminates
In English
Read via Cornell LII rendering of 17 CFR 230.503(a)(3). Sources the legal leg of F:Q51.D-11 ('absence of a D/A is weak evidence'); raises its does_not_show reading C → B.
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