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SolarWindow Technologies, Inc.
Automatically organized from the issuer’s official SEC submissions index. This brief is the starting evidence layer for buyer, FA, legal and broker-dealer review—not a legal conclusion or safety rating.
captured official filings
captured official filings
captured official filings
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It groups recent reporting, registration/offer, ownership and governance filings, preserves the SEC source link and keeps a reusable chronology in the issuer’s record.
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Public registration text delta
Comparing S-1/A filed 2026-03-20 with S-1/A filed 2026-04-29.
Tracked-term count changes
Counts are navigation signals, not conclusions. Open both official filings to determine materiality.
- shares46 → 47+1
Candidate disclosure excerpts
Only sentence-level additions or removals containing tracked diligence terms are shown. These are reading cues, not materiality findings.
- Securities and Exchange Commission (this prospectus, the “ SEC ”) and describes the general ways the Selling Stockholders may offer from time to time up to 25,161,292 Resale Shares.
- Securities and Exchange Commission (the “ SEC ”) and describes the general ways the Selling Stockholders may offer from time to time up to 25,161,292 Resale Shares.
Method: readable plain text is extracted from two official SEC HTML filings, then compared at sentence and tracked-term level. Formatting, exhibit differences and boilerplate may create false positives. This radar is not legal advice, a disclosure completeness opinion or a transaction recommendation.
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Financing, legal and disclosure cues
Machine screening of the latest readable SEC filing text. It surfaces language for review; it does not label an issuer, confirm an event or produce a risk score.
Financing disclosure cues
Convertible instruments, placements and financing-agreement wording in screened SEC filing text.
- 10-Q · 2026-07-13 · SEC source
“…onsMember 2025-09-01 2026-05-31 0001071840 wndw:StockOptionsMember 2024-09-01 2025-05-31 0001071840 wndw:WarrantsMember 2026-03-01 2026-05-31 0001071840 wndw:WarrantsMember 2025-03-01 2025-05-31 0001071840 wndw:WarrantsMember 2025-09-01 2026-05-31 0001071840 wndw:WarrantsMember 2024-09-01 2025-05…”
- S-1/A · 2026-04-29 · SEC source
“…gies, Inc. that were issued, or are issuable, by under the terms of the concurrent domestic and offshore private placements consummated on June 16, 2025 (the “ Private Placements ”). Except where the context otherwise requires and for purposes of this prospectus only, “ we ,”…”
Legal-proceeding disclosure cues
Litigation and legal-proceedings wording in screened SEC filing text.
- 10-Q · 2026-07-13 · SEC source
“…they are made, not misleading. Although forward-looking statements in this report reflect the good faith judgment of our management, forward-looking statements are inherently subject to known and unknown risks, business, economic and other risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to b…”
- S-1/A · 2026-04-29 · SEC source
“…duct liability related to defective products could lead to a loss of revenue, claims under warranty, and legal proceedings. Such disputes could result in a fall-off in demand or harm our reputation for product performance, safety, and/or quality. We lack sales, marketing and manufacturing experience…”
Tax / lien disclosure cues
Tax-liability and lien wording in screened SEC filing text.
No matching term was found in the 4 readable SEC filings screened.Regulatory disclosure cues
Agency inquiry, enforcement and trading-status wording in screened SEC filing text.
No matching term was found in the 4 readable SEC filings screened.View screened SEC sources (4)
Coverage boundary: this is a keyword screen of selected SEC filings only. It is not a court-docket search, tax-compliance review, lien clearance, sanctions screen, adverse-media search or a complete count of financings. A zero result means no matching term in the readable documents screened—not that the underlying issue is absent. Verify each cue in the linked official filing and use the appropriate independent professionals.
Official filing path for financing review
Registration, amendment, prospectus, shelf and current-report nodes are organized here as a reading path. Use the SEC source for terms, status and materiality.
- S-1/ARegistration amendmentOpen SEC source →
- S-1/ARegistration amendmentOpen SEC source →
- 8-KCurrent report — review financing contextOpen SEC source →
- 8-KCurrent report — review financing contextOpen SEC source →
- S-1Initial registration statementOpen SEC source →
- 8-KCurrent report — review financing contextOpen SEC source →
- 8-KCurrent report — review financing contextOpen SEC source →
- 8-KCurrent report — review financing contextOpen SEC source →
- S-1/ARegistration amendmentOpen SEC source →
- S-1Initial registration statementOpen SEC source →
- 8-KCurrent report — review financing contextOpen SEC source →
- 8-KCurrent report — review financing contextOpen SEC source →
- 8-KCurrent report — review financing contextOpen SEC source →
- 8-KCurrent report — review financing contextOpen SEC source →
- 8-KCurrent report — review financing contextOpen SEC source →
- 8-KCurrent report — review financing contextOpen SEC source →
- 8-KCurrent report — review financing contextOpen SEC source →
- 8-KCurrent report — review financing contextOpen SEC source →
- 8-KCurrent report — review financing contextOpen SEC source →
- 8-KCurrent report — review financing contextOpen SEC source →
- 8-KCurrent report — review financing contextOpen SEC source →
- 8-KCurrent report — review financing contextOpen SEC source →
Interpretation boundary: filing counts are not financing-round counts, proceeds, closing status or current capitalization. A registration, prospectus or report can relate to different purposes; use the linked official filing and appropriate advisers to verify each event.
What the latest offering documents say
Candidate sentence excerpts from readable official SEC filing text. This provides a fast reading layer for offering structure and terms; it is not a normalized term sheet or a transaction conclusion.
Offering structure
Candidate language describing the securities or registration structure.
“The selling stockholders may not sell these securities until the Registration Statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission is effective.”S-1/A · 2026-04-29 · Open SEC source →
Shares / price
Candidate language about shares, units or offering-price terms.
“THE OFFERING Securities Being Registered and to be offered for sale by the Selling Stockholders: Up to 25,161,292 shares of Common Stock, comprised of 12,580,646 issued and outstanding shares of Common Stock and 12,580,646 shares of Common Stock issuable upon exercise of outstanding Warrants.”S-1/A · 2026-04-29 · Open SEC source →
Use of proceeds
Candidate language describing stated proceeds or intended use.
“We intend to use the net proceeds of such warrant exercise, if any, for general corporate purposes, including working capital.”S-1/A · 2026-04-29 · Open SEC source →
Convertible / warrant terms
Candidate language about conversion, warrants or related instruments.
“Debt and receivables financing may be coupled with an equity component, such as warrants to purchase shares, which could also result in dilution of our existing stockholders’ ownership.”S-1/A · 2026-04-29 · Open SEC source →
View offering documents screened (5)
Extraction boundary: wording can be incomplete, duplicated, conditional or superseded by later filings. The system does not calculate proceeds, share counts, dilution or closing status from these excerpts. Verify every term in the linked official SEC filing.
Captured filing chronology
- 10-QReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- EFFECTRegistration & offeringOpen SEC filing →
- S-1/ARegistration & offeringOpen SEC filing →
- 10-QReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- S-1/ARegistration & offeringOpen SEC filing →
- 10-QReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 10-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- S-1Registration & offeringOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 10-QReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 10-QReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- EFFECTRegistration & offeringOpen SEC filing →
- 10-K/AReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 10-QReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- EFFECTRegistration & offeringOpen SEC filing →
- 10-K/AReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- S-1/ARegistration & offeringOpen SEC filing →
- 10-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- S-1Registration & offeringOpen SEC filing →
- 10-QReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 10-QReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 10-QReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 10-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 10-QReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 10-QReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 10-QReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 10-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- EFFECTRegistration & offeringOpen SEC filing →
- EFFECTRegistration & offeringOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 10-QReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 10-QReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 10-QReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 10-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- EFFECTRegistration & offeringOpen SEC filing →
- 10-QReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- EFFECTRegistration & offeringOpen SEC filing →
- 8-KReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 10-QReporting & material eventsOpen SEC filing →
- 424B3Registration & offeringOpen SEC filing →
Only official SEC submission-index facts are automated here. The brief does not determine shell status, beneficial ownership, capitalization, legal compliance, valuation, active-trading status or transaction suitability. Those questions require the appropriate source documents and independently retained professionals.