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Diebold Nixdorf, Inc. SEC filings

Diebold Nixdorf (DBD) filed its 10-Q for the quarter ended 30 June 2026 on 29 July 2026. 14 filings in the last twelve months, each 8-K by what it was about; the 10-K and proxy statement are on the documents page.

In the twelve months since 11 October 2025 Diebold Nixdorf, Inc. filed 14 documents with the SEC of the kinds listed here: 6 current reports (8-K), about 4 results of operations; 1 shareholder vote; 1 officer or director change; 3 quarterly reports (10-Q), 1 conflict minerals report (SD), 1 annual report to shareholders (ARS), 1 additional proxy material (DEFA14A), 1 proxy statement (DEF 14A), 1 annual report (10-K). The latest, filed 29 July 2026: 10-Q, quarterly report. The 10-K, the 10-Qs and the proxy statement themselves, each with a link to open it, are on the documents page.

FiledFormWhat it was aboutPeriod or event dateFiling
29 July 202610-Qquarterly report30 June 2026EDGAR
29 July 20268-KResults of operations29 July 2026EDGAR
29 May 2026SDconflict minerals reportEDGAR
26 May 20268-KShareholder vote22 May 2026EDGAR
30 April 202610-Qquarterly report31 March 2026EDGAR
30 April 20268-KResults of operations30 April 2026EDGAR
2 April 2026ARSannual report to shareholders31 December 2025EDGAR
2 April 2026DEFA14Aadditional proxy materialEDGAR
2 April 2026DEF 14Aproxy statement22 May 2026EDGAR
25 February 20268-KOfficer or director change24 February 2026EDGAR
12 February 202610-Kannual report31 December 2025EDGAR
12 February 20268-KResults of operations12 February 2026EDGAR
5 November 202510-Qquarterly report30 September 2025EDGAR
5 November 20258-KResults of operations5 November 2025EDGAR
An 8-K is what a company files within four business days of a material event; the SEC numbers the events, and the words here are the SEC's own headings, shortened.
Read moreForm 4, Form 144, 13F and Schedule 13D and 13G have their own pages. Prospectus supplements and correspondence are not listed.

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