Pop, the practice of not filing 8-K's started under Jeff Huitt who is no longer CFO. Huitt was replaced by Colonel Barry Baer (who was also Huitt's predecessor). If it was a CFO decision to refrain from filing 8-Ks, the Colonel could have easily resumed his practices that were in place before Huitt came on board.
I know it is hard for everyone to follow the revolving door changes at the CFO level but my opinion is that NEOM's 8-K filing practices have absolutely nothing to do with the CFO and everything to do with YA Global and LM's desire to keep the shades drawn because showing the true picture would have a far greater negative impact on PPS.
PPS is suppressed not due to a lack of 8-K's but rather because (i) NEOM is insolvent with negative shareholders' equity of $62 million, (ii) YA Global's debt is convertible into more than 100 billion death spiral shares, (iii) investors' legitimate fears that YA will get its way with the reverse split, (iv) NEOM continues to generate operating losses and negative operating cash flows, (v) PPS has declined by 99.9% under LM and there is no reason that trend will not continue, and (vi) NEOM's long history of deceptive disclosures and a general lack of transparency.