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Investigate SEC-disclosed dilution signals: offerings, convertibles, warrants, share float, cash, and capital-structure events. Start with coverage to inspect stored evidence for an issuer, then use events or the score for the next question. Coverage is a bounded inventory of stored observations; zero rows do not establish that an issuer made no disclosure. Read coverage and depth for availability boundaries.
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Operations in this family

GET /v1/dilution/cash-position

Find reported cash, burn, and runway fields by issuer and reporting period

GET /v1/dilution/convertibles

Find disclosed convertible instruments and their conversion terms

GET /v1/dilution/corporate-actions

Find capital-structure context from ticker, exchange, de-SPAC, and split actions

GET /v1/dilution/coverage

Inspect dilution row counts, verified rows, and latest observation dates by table

GET /v1/dilution/events

Find filed offering and issuance events by issuer, filing, date, or ATM status

GET /v1/dilution/events/{event_id}

Retrieve one filed dilution event with linked instruments and verification fields

GET /v1/dilution/lockups

Find disclosed lockup restrictions, dates, parties, and release conditions

GET /v1/dilution/nasdaq-compliance

Find Nasdaq deficiency and compliance notices by issuer, status, or date

GET /v1/dilution/ratings

List persisted dilution-rating history by issuer or overall-risk value

GET /v1/dilution/reverse-splits

Find disclosed reverse stock split ratios and execution dates

GET /v1/dilution/rofr

Find disclosed rights-of-first-refusal and underwriter tail-financing provisions

GET /v1/dilution/score

Calculate the current per-issuer Dilution Score from available inputs

GET /v1/dilution/share-float-history

List disclosed shares-outstanding and public-float observations by issuer and date

GET /v1/dilution/warrants

Find disclosed warrant terms and potential share overhang in offering materials