Hornbeck Offshore Services, Inc. (HLX): what it filed
Regulatory filings for Hornbeck Offshore Services, Inc. (HLX), each one linked back to the document it was parsed from, and each score stating the inputs it was built from.
Streams covered here: material corporate event (8-k), planned insider sale (form 144).
Recent filings
2026-09-04 - Material corporate event (8-K) - score 70/100
items: Departure/appointment of directors or officers; Financial statements and exhibits; Regulation FD disclosure
2026-09-03 - Planned insider sale (Form 144) - score 67/100
value: $125,456 · approx sale date: 2026-09-03 · role: Former Director · seller: Glassman Diana
2026-09-03 - Planned insider sale (Form 144) - score 87/100
value: $1,332,477 · approx sale date: 2026-09-03 · role: Officer · seller: Staffeldt Erik
2026-09-02 - Material corporate event (8-K) - score 75/100
items: Change in registrant's accountant (auditor); Financial statements and exhibits
2026-09-02 - Planned insider sale (Form 144) - score 67/100
value: $152,064 · approx sale date: 2026-09-02 · role: Director · seller: Glassman Diana
2026-09-02 - Planned insider sale (Form 144) - score 87/100
value: $1,273,814 · approx sale date: 2026-09-02 · role: Officer · seller: Staffeldt Erik
2026-09-02 - Planned insider sale (Form 144) - score 87/100
value: $2,714,013 · approx sale date: 2026-09-02 · role: Officer · seller: Neikirk Kenneth English
2026-09-02 - Planned insider sale (Form 144) - score 100/100
value: $26,361,000 · approx sale date: 2026-09-02 · role: Officer · seller: KRATZ OWEN E
2026-09-01 - Material corporate event (8-K) - score 90/100
items: Amendments to bylaws / fiscal year; Changes in control of registrant; Completion of acquisition/disposition
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