Thursday, April 23, 2020 11:20:34 AM
So the filings can't be made because Signet's Palm Beach office is closed.
Yet every other public company still has to report financials to the SEC, coronavirus or not. Has there been any delay given to public companies and their SEC reporting requirements? Not that I can find.
Only one person works at Signet's Worth Ave office, the CEO. Financials are digital records. And with zero sales over the past few years, Signet's financials should be fairly simple. Why can't these digital files be submitted while working from home or other non-public location?
Reports are submitted to the SEC electronically.
The company has said getting current with the SEC is priority #1. They said the SEC filings would be complete before year end 2019.
We're about to start May 2020 and the company still has not filed the needed information to become current, despite these filings being priority #1.
The beaches in FL are re-opening.
How many more months will investors on this board accept as reasonable to complete SEC filings?
Real companies stay current with the SEC. Caveat Emptor
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