No, of course not, since they're no longer SEC registrants. They call the non-registrants, with a few exceptions, "catch-all issuers". I wish they'd come up with a better term; that one is kind of non-descriptive.
But one interesting feature is that any REGISTRANT that's more than six months delinquent will be considered a "catch-all issuer", and until they once again begin providing "current information", MMs won't be able to quote them.
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