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SEC 8-K and 6-K filings classified by Claude with reasoning, plus Form 4 insider transactions. Ingested from EDGAR’s filing stream in near-real time, reconciled overnight.

Risk Radar

Tracking 429 companies · 363 with company-specific changes

Companies whose 10-K Risk Factors surfaced company-specific changes year over year, newest first. The common-mode boilerplate that the whole market discloses is filtered out. Open a company for the full detail. Not investment advice.

META — Meta Platforms, Inc.

4 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-12-31 filed 2026-01-29
  • Reality Labs losses increased from $17.73B (2024) to $19.19B (2025); new disclosure of financing dependency and capital-raising risks for sustaining investments.
  • New specific AI-related IP litigation risks disclosed: copyright claims for AI training data and outputs, statutory damages per-work basis creating potentially massive exposure, and trade secret misappropriation claims.
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TSLA — Tesla, Inc.

11 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-12-31 filed 2026-01-29
  • New specific disclosure of repealed/restricted tax credits and regulatory credit programs, plus OBBBA compliance requirements affecting battery costs and mineral traceability, escalating regulatory risk.
  • New material business line (Robotaxi/autonomous ride-hailing) disclosed with explicit dependency on consumer adoption and competitive risks. Substantive expansion of business model and risk profile.
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LMT — LOCKHEED MARTIN CORP

2 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-12-31 filed 2026-01-29
  • New disclosure of Executive Orders imposing acquisition transformation, multi-year contracts, and restrictions on dividends, repurchases, and executive compensation for defense contractors.
  • International sales grew from 26% to 28% of total sales. New language adds "relations between U.S. Government and international customers" as a risk factor affecting FMS sales, escalating geopolitical exposure.
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URI — UNITED RENTALS, INC.

4 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-12-31 filed 2026-01-28
  • Removal of material debt servicing risk disclosure. Prior year flagged significant cash flow and debt repayment concerns; deletion suggests improved financial position or reduced leverage.
  • New $5B repurchase program announced with $1.15B planned for 2026 materially impacts capital allocation, cash reserves, and financial flexibility for growth, dividends, and M&A.
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LEN-B — LENNAR CORP /NEW/

9 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-11-30 filed 2026-01-28
  • Millrose spin-off completed as planned (distribution Feb 7, 2025). Removal of uncertainty risk regarding transaction completion and timing is material.
  • New disclosure of material adverse effect risk from option forfeiture and impairments; expanded scope and explicit materiality language added.
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CCL — Carnival Corp Ltd.

1 company-specific change fiscal period 2025-11-30 filed 2026-01-27
  • New material risk: proposed DLC unification and Bermuda redomiciliation introduces governance, regulatory approval, and shareholder approval uncertainties with potential adverse effects on share price and shareholder protections.
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NOC — NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORP /DE/

9 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-12-31 filed 2026-01-27
  • Customer concentration decreased (87% to 84%), but disclosure expanded significantly: added stop-work order risks, Nunn-McCurdy Act impacts, and new contract restrictions on capital deployment. Material escalation of government customer risk.
  • New disclosure of executive order restricting share repurchases/dividends and addressing underperformance; expanded consequences including contract termination and payment withholds; increased regulatory uncertainty and enforcement risk.
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GM — General Motors Co

18 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-12-31 filed 2026-01-27
  • New disclosure of $7.9B in EV-related charges due to slower-than-anticipated consumer adoption and policy changes. Material financial impact and strategic risk.
  • Removal of material EV adoption risk disclosure signals company confidence in EV strategy execution and reduced concern about slower-than-anticipated consumer adoption impacting operations and financial results.
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ARE — ALEXANDRIA REAL ESTATE EQUITIES, INC.

6 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-12-31 filed 2026-01-26
  • Company disclosed a 45% dividend cut ($0.60 reduction per share) in Q4 2025, a material adverse change affecting shareholder returns and signaling financial stress.
  • Newly disclosed material risks: FDA/NIH/CDC workforce cuts, NIH budget cuts/freeze, drug pricing regulation, Medicaid cuts, tariffs, government shutdown. Directly threaten tenant operations, R&D funding, capital availability, and real estate demand.
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NFLX — NETFLIX INC

7 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-12-31 filed 2026-01-23
  • New disclosure of major M&A transaction risk: $5.8B termination fee exposure, regulatory approval uncertainty, and potential material adverse effects on WBD business post-closing.
  • New disclosure of material M&A integration risk. WBD transaction introduces substantive risks: synergy realization failure, operational disruption, management distraction, and unforeseen expenses—all material to financial results and investor decision-making.
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SLB — SLB LIMITED/NV

1 company-specific change fiscal period 2025-12-31 filed 2026-01-23
  • Removal of material acquisition risk. ChampionX deal completion uncertainty, regulatory approval risk, and termination fee liability no longer disclosed—indicates deal closed or abandoned.
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MKC-V — MCCORMICK & CO INC

3 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-11-30 filed 2026-01-22
  • Added soybean oil as significant raw material with active hedging derivatives; expanded mitigation to include "other streamlining initiatives"; added "global trade policies" as governmental risk factor.
  • New specific regulatory risks disclosed: FDA phase-out of synthetic dyes and MAHA Commission recommendations on chronic disease. These represent concrete regulatory developments with potential business impact.
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ADBE — ADOBE INC.

1 company-specific change fiscal period 2025-11-28 filed 2026-01-15
  • Senior unsecured notes increased $500M (8.8%) from $5.65B to $6.15B, materially increasing debt burden and financial leverage.
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SNPS — SYNOPSYS INC

15 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-10-31 filed 2025-12-22
  • Removal of Ansys Merger risk factors indicates deal completion or abandonment. Material change resolving significant M&A and debt-related uncertainties disclosed last year.
  • Removal of material liquidity and debt risk tied to pending Ansys Merger. Merger likely did not close or was abandoned, eliminating disclosed financing and capital structure concerns.
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DE — DEERE & CO

16 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-11-02 filed 2025-12-18
  • New disclosure of material tariff impact: $600M incremental cost in FY2025, with ongoing exposure. Substantive operational and financial risk from trade policy escalation.
  • Shift to Mexico now subject to actual 2025 tariffs with uncertain USMCA exemption. New water scarcity risk disclosed. Concrete cost impact materialized.
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HPE-PC — Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co

17 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-10-31 filed 2025-12-18
  • Merger with Juniper Networks completed; pending deal risk and $815M termination fee exposure eliminated. Material risk resolved.
  • Added specific Juniper Networks merger integration risks, including ongoing management diversion, Tunney Act litigation disruption, and potential reputational/customer uncertainty—material new operational and legal complexities.
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AVGO — Broadcom Inc.

17 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-11-02 filed 2025-12-18
  • Removal of VMware integration risk indicates successful completion or resolution of major M&A integration challenges that previously posed material business and financial risk.
  • Added explicit AI-driven industry transformation risk. Semiconductor industry now described as "undergoing profound change due to AI," escalating cyclicality risk and signaling strategic uncertainty.
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KEYS — Keysight Technologies, Inc.

5 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-10-31 filed 2025-12-17
  • Escalated from hypothetical trade risks to concrete, current tariff increases effective Q2 FY2025 with specific China tariff rates, retaliatory measures, and quantified financial impacts on costs and demand.
  • Added specific, contemporaneous tariff escalations (Q2 FY2025 China tariffs, retaliatory measures, litigation) and quantified impact on supply chain costs, moving from hypothetical to realized risk.
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AMAT — APPLIED MATERIALS INC /DE

3 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-10-26 filed 2025-12-12
  • New U.S. tax law (OBBBA) enacted July 2025 with detrimental impact: full valuation allowance recorded against CAMT credit deferred tax asset, increasing effective tax rate and provision in fiscal 2025. Material financial impact already realized.
  • New disclosure of Chinese rare earth mineral export restrictions (2025) and potential expansion. Adds concrete, timely geopolitical supply risk beyond prior generic language.
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HPQ — HP INC

5 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-10-31 filed 2025-12-10
  • New substantial tariffs imposed April 2025 with actual adverse impact on costs and cash flows; company unable to fully mitigate effects despite mitigation efforts.
  • Material weakness in IT controls over financial reporting was disclosed last year but removed this year, indicating remediation completed. Meaningful improvement in governance risk.
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HRL — HORMEL FOODS CORP /DE/

9 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-10-26 filed 2025-12-05
  • New disclosure of $62M impairments already taken and $683.3M intangible assets at heightened impairment risk, including International unit with modest fair value cushion. Material forward-looking risk.
  • Company disclosed $163.7M impairment charge on Garudafood investment in fiscal 2025, a concrete material loss not previously disclosed. Escalates from generic risk to realized adverse outcome.
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BDX — BECTON DICKINSON & CO

12 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-09-30 filed 2025-11-25
  • Material new risk: proposed divestiture of Biosciences/Diagnostics business to Waters with 39.2% equity stake in combined entity. Significant transaction risk, regulatory/IRS approval uncertainty, and material costs if deal fails.
  • Material M&A risk: announced separation and combination with Waters creates operational disruption, management distraction, transaction costs, and operational restrictions on a business segment.
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FFIV — F5, INC.

5 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-09-30 filed 2025-11-25
  • Newly disclosed material cyber incident with confirmed source code exfiltration, ongoing regulatory investigations, customer/reputation harm, and substantial operational and compliance costs.
  • New disclosure of a "Cyber Incident" with ongoing adverse effects on business, reputation, operations, and cash flows—a material escalation from generic security risk language.
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COR — Cencora, Inc.

10 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-09-30 filed 2025-11-25
  • Additional $723.9M goodwill impairment recorded; PharmaLex weakness persists and worsened, requiring full remaining goodwill write-off.
  • WBA acquired by Sycamore Partners; new owners may restructure operations, accelerate store closures (1,200 stores), and seek changes to distribution agreements. Material new uncertainty regarding contract continuity and relationship stability.
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PTC — PTC INC.

4 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-09-30 filed 2025-11-21
  • Total debt decreased 24% ($1,668M to $1,270M). Senior Notes matured/were repaid; revolving borrowings increased but term loan decreased. Debt burden materially eased.
  • New substantive risk disclosed: open source software licensing obligations could force disclosure of proprietary code, causing competitive harm and IP loss.
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APD — Air Products & Chemicals, Inc.

2 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-09-30 filed 2025-11-20
  • Company disclosed workforce reduction from ~23,000 to expected ~20,000 by end of fiscal 2026, with associated restructuring costs and operational risks from right-sizing actions.
  • Multiple substantive additions escalate operational and execution risks: "execution difficulties" now explicitly mentioned as cause of delays; "project cancellations" added; financing default now includes "potential acceleration of cash outflows"; helium supply risk now includes upside volatility ("higher natural gas production"); technology risk now includes failure to develop AI and competitive lag; new pension risk section added. Collectively, these represent material worsening of disclosed risks.
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DHI — HORTON D R INC /DE/

1 company-specific change fiscal period 2025-09-30 filed 2025-11-19
  • Added specific disclosure of rising insurance costs due to severe weather/natural disasters and regional coverage limitations, escalating climate-related homeownership cost risk.
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SBUX — STARBUCKS CORP

4 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-09-28 filed 2025-11-14
  • New explicit disclosure of restructuring plan with significant costs and disruption risk. Prior year lacked this specificity and materiality acknowledgment.
  • New disclosure of tariff risk affecting coffee procurement costs and licensee supply arrangements, escalating supply chain vulnerability beyond prior commodity price focus.
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JCI — Johnson Controls International plc

4 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-09-30 filed 2025-11-14
  • Prior year disclosed September 2023 incident vaguely; this year specifies data types impacted (employee, job applicant, personal info) and adds notification obligations, escalating disclosure and regulatory exposure.
  • Added specific tariff disclosure: U.S. announced tariffs on Canada, China, EU, Japan, Mexico; reciprocal tariffs expected; explicit revenue/margin impact warning and supply chain disruption risk.
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DIS — Walt Disney Co

10 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-09-27 filed 2025-11-13
  • Actual YouTube TV blackout (Oct 2025) disclosed; concrete loss of distribution channel with unpredictable duration and unquantifiable impact materially worsens distribution risk.
  • Removal of elevated leverage and credit rating downgrade risk indicates material improvement in debt position and financial flexibility.
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ROK — ROCKWELL AUTOMATION, INC

1 company-specific change fiscal period 2025-09-30 filed 2025-11-12
  • New disclosure of $2B+ capital investment plan with explicit risks: implementation delays, cost overruns, integration challenges, and uncertain returns. Material strategic commitment with quantified exposure.
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TDG — TransDigm Group INC

2 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-09-30 filed 2025-11-12
  • New disclosure of U.S. Government fixed-price contract risk with cost overrun and margin pressure exposure, particularly for small-quantity or spot purchases.
  • New opening language broadens risk from crashes to include product failure, misuse, and quality issues—expanding scope beyond catastrophic scenarios to operational quality risks.
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EMR — EMERSON ELECTRIC CO

1 company-specific change fiscal period 2025-09-30 filed 2025-11-10
  • AspenTech acquisition completed; prior year described as "proposal" and uncertain. Now disclosed as executed transaction with integration and execution risks materialized.
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TSN — TYSON FOODS, INC.

1 company-specific change fiscal period 2025-09-27 filed 2025-11-10
  • New World screwworm added as disease threat; HPAI language shifted from "In 2024" to present tense, suggesting ongoing/escalated concern.
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TEL — TE Connectivity plc

3 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-09-26 filed 2025-11-10
  • Prior year disclosed ongoing BIS/DDTC investigations with $6M penalty and unquantified exposure. Current year removes all investigation details, suggesting resolution or closure of material regulatory matters.
  • China exposure increased materially: manufacturing sites rose 18→19 and customer sales jumped 20%→25%, amplifying geopolitical and trade risk.
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SWKS — SKYWORKS SOLUTIONS, INC.

19 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-10-03 filed 2025-11-07
  • Proposed Qorvo merger introduces material risks: deal failure, regulatory uncertainty, substantial new debt, management distraction, and integration challenges. Reasonable investors would act on this.
  • Material new risk: proposed $298.7M+ termination fees, regulatory/closing uncertainties, stock dilution, and significant transaction costs if Qorvo merger fails or delays.
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V — VISA INC.

1 company-specific change fiscal period 2025-09-30 filed 2025-11-06
  • New explicit disclosure of litigation and investigation risk tied to CRS initiatives—anti-competitive, discriminatory, or unlawful allegations. Prior year lacked this specific legal exposure.
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QCOM — QUALCOMM INC/DE

6 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-09-28 filed 2025-11-05
  • New explicit disclosure that Apple will increasingly use its own modem products rather than the company's products, with significant negative impact on QCT revenues and cash flows.
  • Apple explicitly added as major customer vertically integrating; new language stating "significant negative impact" on QCT revenues and cash flows from Apple's modem transition.
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AAPL — Apple Inc.

2 company-specific changes fiscal period 2025-09-27 filed 2025-10-31
  • New U.S. court order preventing App Store commissions on certain purchases; Google antitrust ruling and remedies threaten search licensing revenue; expanded global regulatory obligations; explicit stock price impact added.
  • Removed mitigation language and added explicit consequence language. Shifted from "procedures will effectively limit" to "unable to monitor" creates heightened risk perception and potential operational/financial impact.
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