Crossing five percent is not the news. Item 4 is.
A 13G is a passive declaration by definition; index funds file thousands of them. A 13D carries Item 4 — the purpose of the transaction — and that is where a filer says whether they intend to seek board representation, push for a sale, or run a proxy contest. The flag below is set from that language, and the language is shown.
Two generations of the same form
Filings made since EDGAR’s structured Schedule 13D/G submission carry machine-readable fields and are read at high confidence. Everything before it is a numbered cover page rendered as HTML — still most of the historical record — and is read from that. Which path answered is recorded per row.
Nothing matching that filter yet.
Derived from public SEC EDGAR filings. Extraction from prose is heuristic and carries a confidence; every figure links to the document it was read from. Not investment, legal or tax advice.