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Scan disclosures from OTC and alternative trading venues—often the first glimpse into emerging issuers.

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  • 11606 CORP. logo

    1606 CORP.

    CBDW · CIK 0001877461

  • 55E Advanced Materials, Inc. logo

    5E Advanced Materials, Inc.

    FEAV · CIK 0001888654

  • AADM ENDEAVORS, INC. logo

    ADM ENDEAVORS, INC.

    ADMQ · CIK 0001588014

  • AADM TRONICS UNLIMITED, INC. logo

    ADM TRONICS UNLIMITED, INC.

    ADMT · CIK 0000849401

  • AADVANCED OXYGEN TECHNOLOGIES INC logo

    ADVANCED OXYGEN TECHNOLOGIES INC

    AOXY · CIK 0000352991

  • AADVENT TECHNOLOGIES HOLDINGS, INC. logo

    ADVENT TECHNOLOGIES HOLDINGS, INC.

    ADNWW · CIK 0001744494

  • AAEGON LTD. logo

    AEGON LTD.

    AEGOF · CIK 0000769218

  • AAEI INCOME & GROWTH FUND XXI LTD PARTNERSHIP logo

    AEI INCOME & GROWTH FUND XXI LTD PARTNERSHIP

    XXAAU · CIK 0000931755

  • AAEI INCOME & GROWTH FUND XXII LTD PARTNERSHIP logo

    AEI INCOME & GROWTH FUND XXII LTD PARTNERSHIP

    XAEIU · CIK 0001023458

  • AAI Technology Group Inc. logo

    AI Technology Group Inc.

    AIPG · CIK 0001289047

  • AAIBOTICS, INC. logo

    AIBOTICS, INC.

    AIBT · CIK 0001763329

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Exchange overview

About OTC & Other

Lower listing barriers

OTC companies face minimal financial thresholds—OTCQB requires just $0.01 bid price and current SEC reporting. Pink tier has no financial standards, making it accessible to pre-revenue startups, shell companies, and distressed firms unwinding from major exchanges.

OTC disclosure quality varies dramatically by tier. OTCQX and OTCQB companies generally maintain SEC reporting (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K) comparable to exchange-listed peers. Pink tier ranges from current filers to defunct shells with years-old information. Reverse mergers and SPAC transactions often appear in OTC markets first, making Form S-1 registration statements and proxy filings (PREM14A) key indicators. Investors monitor Item 3.01 (Notice of Delisting) 8-Ks closely as companies move between tiers or regain exchange compliance.

Higher disclosure risk

Unlike exchange-listed companies, many OTC issuers are delinquent filers or provide limited financial transparency. Pink tier firms may operate without audited financials or current 10-Ks, increasing information asymmetry. Investors rely heavily on Form 8-K event disclosures and management updates.

OTCQB requires companies to undergo annual verification, maintain $0.01 minimum bid price, and file current SEC reports (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K) or international equivalents. OTCQX adds financial standards including $2M net tangible assets or $5M revenue, plus audit by PCAOB-registered firms. Pink tier has no financial standards but offers subdivisions: Current Information companies provide regular disclosures, Limited Information firms supply basic data, and No Information issuers provide no public updates. All OTC companies must comply with SEC Rule 15c2-11 information requirements for broker-dealers.

Foreign issuer concentration

OTCQX attracts international blue-chips like Roche, Nestlé, and adidas who avoid dual listing costs by trading ADRs over-the-counter. These companies file Form 20-F annual reports and 6-K current reports, providing access to established foreign corporations without exchange fees.

OTC filing patterns are highly variable. OTCQX companies maintain exchange-quality disclosure with 4-6 annual 8-Ks for earnings and material events. OTCQB issuers file sporadically, often missing 10-Q deadlines and catching up with NT 10-Q notifications. Pink tier companies may go months between filings, with occasional 8-K bursts around financings or management changes. Form D private placement filings are common as OTC firms raise capital outside public markets. S-1 registration statements signal potential uplistings to NASDAQ or NYSE, while Form 15 deregistrations indicate companies going dark.