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Form SC TO-I/A Filings

SEC Form SC TO-I/A is an amendment filing used by issuers to update a previously filed Schedule TO relating to an issuer tender offer under Rule 13e-4 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. It is filed when changes, supplements, or final results must be reported in connection with an ongoing or completed issuer tender offer.

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22069020SC TO-I/AAip Alternative Lending Fund ADonnelley Financial Solutions /fa/10/02/2026
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22072369SC TO-I/AFairway Private Equity & Venture Capital Opportunities FundBlu Giant, Llc /fa10/02/2026
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23148955SC TO-I/AAip Alternative Lending Fund P Self 10/02/2026
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23149685SC TO-I/AInnovation Access Fund Self 10/02/2026
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22064351SC TO-I/AArbutus Biopharma CorpToppan Merrill/fa10/01/2026
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22067422SC TO-I/AHighlands Reit, Inc.Toppan Merrill/fa10/01/2026
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22065204SC TO-I/ADynamic Alternatives FundBlu Giant, Llc /fa10/01/2026
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22061796SC TO-I/AGdev Inc.Toppan Merrill/fa09/30/2026
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22061829SC TO-I/AArbutus Biopharma CorpToppan Merrill/fa09/30/2026
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23143908SC TO-I/ACrescent Private Credit Income Corp Self 09/30/2026
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What Is SEC Form SC TO-I/A?

SEC Form SC TO-I/A is an amendment to a previously filed issuer tender offer statement on Schedule TO. It is used to update, revise, or supplement disclosures when information in the original filing changes during or after the tender offer process.

This form is typically filed when an issuer needs to update material information during the offer, such as revised terms, extensions, supplements, or results.

Form SC TO-I/A ensures transparency by updating the SEC record after the original Schedule TO has been filed. It does not replace the initial filing, but becomes part of the ongoing disclosure record for the offer.

Key elements typically found in SEC Form SC TO-I/A include:

  • Name of the issuer and securities subject to the offer
  • Reference to the original Schedule TO filing
  • Updated terms, conditions, or timing of the offer
  • Supplemental disclosures or revised tender offer materials
  • Information about extensions, changes, or final results
  • Exhibits filed with the amendment

SEC Form SC TO-I/A Filing Deadlines

SEC Form SC TO-I/A does not have a single fixed filing deadline. These amendments are filed as needed when previously disclosed information changes or when the issuer must update the SEC record during the course of the tender offer.

Filing Stage Timeline Details
Amendment Trigger As needed Filed when previously disclosed information in Schedule TO changes or needs to be supplemented
Form SC TO-I/A Filing As needed Filed electronically with the SEC as an amendment to the existing issuer tender offer statement
Offer Period Updates As needed Amendments may be required while the tender offer remains open
Final Amendment Not applicable A final amendment may be filed to report results, depending on the facts and disclosures required

Key Things to Know About Form SC TO-I/A Filing Rules

  • Amendment to Prior Filing: Form SC TO-I/A is used only after an issuer has already filed an initial Schedule TO in connection with its tender offer.
  • Event-Driven Filing: There is no recurring deadline because the form is filed whenever material developments require an update to the original tender offer disclosure.
  • Multiple Amendments May Be Filed: An issuer may submit more than one amendment during the life of the offer if additional changes or disclosures arise.
  • Final Results May Be Reported: In some cases, the amendment is used as a final amendment to disclose the outcome or completion of the tender offer.
  • Part of Ongoing Disclosure Record: Form SC TO-I/A should be read together with the original Schedule TO and related exhibits because only amended or supplemented items may be updated in the amendment.

SEC Form SC TO-I/A is an amendment filing used to update disclosures for an issuer's tender offer when material changes occur. Analysts may monitor financial disclosures such as material impairments and financial disclosure obligations, review compliance trends among SEC Delinquent Filers, explore ecosystem participants like New SEC Filing Agents, and conduct broader SEC filing analytics

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