Who is being bought

Tender offers, going-private transactions and delistings from the last 180 days. A company being bought files a different form from a company buying back its own shares, and the difference is the whole point of this page.

Somebody else is bidding

Schedules TO-T, 13E-3 and 14D-9: an outside buyer offering to acquire the shares, a transaction taking the company private, or the target board's response recommending that shareholders accept or refuse. These are the filings worth reading.

The company is buying its own

Schedule TO-I, an issuer tendering for its own shares. Most of these are closed-end funds running a quarterly repurchase at net asset value, which is machinery rather than news, and they outnumber everything above. Listed separately so they do not bury it.

Leaving the exchange

Form 25. A delisting follows a completed takeover as often as a failure, so this is not a list of companies in trouble. Where the exchange filed rather than the company, the exchange is named.

125 filings held, 2026-08-26 to 2026-09-15, of which 12 state a price we could verify. Most do not, and that is usually correct rather than a gap: a fund repurchasing at net asset value names no fixed figure, and a communication filed before terms are agreed has none to name. Where a filing does state one, it is checked against what the security actually trades at, and refused if the two contradict each other.

Nothing here is advice, and a filing is not a completed deal. An offer can be raised, withdrawn or blocked, and several on this page will be.