wrong, a super 8k is used to bring a currently formal 'shell' out of shell status. They could file a super 8k at their discretion as a means of providing enhanced transparency, but they're not required to. When the companies merge, obviously 8k, but the main requirement will be that they file audited financials reflecting the new company's numbers within I believe 64 days
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