It's like the Scarlet Letter of the financial markets, telling everyone the company wasn't able to get their statement filed on time, even with an extension.
Nothing to be alarmed about, but if they made a habit of it, it not only begins to look bad, but action could be taken against them if they were on a higher exchange.
All will be forgiven, though, if the 10-K is good. ( :
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