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The simpulan prospectus is the revised version of the preliminary prospectus (also called a red herring in the United States or a pathfinder prospectus in the United Kingdom), which a company that wants to sell its securities for the first time to public investors files with the appropriate regulatory authority such as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the United States or the Financial Service Authority in the United Kingdom.
The simpulan prospectus is prepared after the regulatory authorities have verified that the information contained in the preliminary prospectus is adequate and complies with the relevant securities laws and stock exchange regulations.
Generally, the regulatory authority may ask for additional information or further explanation to be provided in the simpulan prospectus than what appeared in the preliminary prospectus. The regulatory authorities do not, however, guarantee either the accuracy or completeness of the simpulan prospectus.
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The contents of the simpulan prospectus may also reflect any public offering are sold.
Aggrieved persons in a new issue of securities can take pricing information.
