Cardiff Lexington Corp

EFFECT effective

S-1/A amended

S-1/A amended

S-1/A amended

S-1 filed

RW withdrawn

S-1/A amended

FWP supplemental

Cardiff Lexington Corp's current FWP filing outlines an IPO offering of $8 million in common stock at a price range of $4.00-$6.00, with the company focusing on its healthcare division following the 2021 acquisition of Nova Ortho and Spine. The filing highlights the company's strategic shift from diversified operations to a specialized orthopedic healthcare model, emphasizing growth opportunities in the aging population and increasing healthcare demand. The offering includes underwriters Craft Capital Management LLC and R.F. Lafferty & Co., Inc.

S-1/A amended

Cardiff Lexington Corp's S-1/A filing reflects updates in response to SEC comments, focusing on capital structure details, convertible notes, and preferred stock classifications. The company addresses financial disclosures, including liabilities, ownership transitions, and restatements, while highlighting its operational and legal developments.

S-1/A amended

Cardiff Lexington Corp's S-1/A filing represents an amendment to its initial IPO registration, likely addressing SEC comments. The document includes updated financial disclosures, with detailed classifications of preferred stock series, convertible notes, and liabilities. Key elements include restatements, changes in stockholder equity, and disclosures related to previous owners and settlements.

S-1/A amended

Cardiff Lexington Corp's S-1/A filing reflects updates to its capital structure, including preferred stock series (Series N, R, X, I, J, L) and convertible notes payable. The company disclosed financial data through 2024-03-31, with adjustments related to restatements and ownership transitions. Key focus areas include senior convertible preferred stock, convertible debt instruments, and corporate governance disclosures.

S-1/A amended

Cardiff Lexington Corp's S-1/A filing reflects amendments to its initial registration statement, focusing on updates to preferred stock structures, convertible notes, and restatements of financial data. The filing includes detailed disclosures about various preferred stock series, convertible debt instruments, and adjustments to equity accounts, indicating ongoing refinements to the company's capital structure ahead of its IPO.

S-1/A amended

Cardiff Lexington Corp filed an S-1/A amendment to its initial registration statement on August 3, 2023, updating disclosures related to its capital structure, including preferred stock series, convertible notes, and financial instruments. The filing includes updated financial data and corporate governance details, with no visible narrative changes beyond technical amendments.

S-1 filed

Cardiff Lexington Corp's S-1 filing outlines its securities registration, including preferred stock series, common stock offerings, and financial segment disclosures. The filing references prior amendments (S-1/A) and includes technical financial data, but lacks detailed narrative about business operations, risks, or strategic changes. The company's structure involves multiple preferred stock classes and potential conversions, with a focus on regulatory compliance and offering details.

S-1/A amended

Cardiff Lexington Corp. is a public holding company focused on acquiring niche businesses and commercial real estate. The S-1/A filing details an offering of 367,845,132 shares of common stock, with GHS Investments LLC as the selling stockholder. The company does not receive proceeds from the common stock sale but benefits from Series R Preferred stock sales. The offering is highly speculative, with limited trading volume and no guarantee of an active market.

S-1 filed

Cardiff Lexington Corp. is registering 438 million shares of common stock through a selling stockholder, GHS Investments LLC, under a securities purchase agreement. The offering involves shares convertible from Series R Preferred Stock and aims to provide liquidity to the selling stockholder. The company, a holding company, focuses on acquiring niche businesses and commercial real estate, with no proceeds directly received from the common stock sale but potential proceeds from preferred stock transactions. The offering is highly speculative with limited market history and no guaranteed trading liquidity.