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NextDecade Corp. SEC filings

NextDecade filed 16 documents with the SEC in the last twelve months, the latest report being the 10-Q of 29 October 2026.

Filings in twelve months166 of them 8-K news
Latest report10-Qfiled 29 Oct 2026
Latest filing10-Q29 Oct 2026
Last results, two-day moven/a
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  1. Companies file with the SEC when something happens. 10-Q and 10-K are the quarterly and annual reports; 8-K is news that cannot wait for the next report.
  2. An 8-K says which items it covers, such as results, a change at the top or a big contract. A foreign company files a 6-K instead.
  3. The results release is usually an 8-K filed the day results come out, before the 10-Q or 10-K.
  4. Every filing links to the original on EDGAR, the SEC's own site.

Twelve months of filings

by kind

Most of the filings were other company news (6).

Each mark is one filing on the day it was filed, in rows by kind. Hover or tap a mark for the form and what it was about.

What the company told investors on 8-K

6 filings

NextDecade's 6 news filings (8-K) were mostly about officer or director change (3) and material agreement (3).

  • Officer or director changeSomeone joined, left or changed role at the top
    3 · latest 1 Oct 2026
  • Material agreementA large contract or deal was signed
    3 · latest 2 Jul 2026
  • New financial obligationNew debt or a borrowing
    3 · latest 2 Jul 2026
  • Unregistered sale of equityShares sold privately
    1 · latest 18 Nov 2025

Each line is one kind of news, with what it means in plain words. Each square is one filing; a filing can carry more than one kind, so the squares can add up to more than the filings. The date opens the latest one on EDGAR.

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    Every filing as a table

    In the last twelve months NextDecade Corp. filed 16 documents with the SEC of the kinds listed here: 6 current reports (8-K), about 3 officer or director change; 3 material agreement; 3 new financial obligation; 1 unregistered sale of equity; 4 quarterly reports (10-Q), 1 employee share plan registration (S-8), 1 additional proxy material (DEFA14A), 1 shelf registration (S-3ASR), 1 annual report to shareholders (ARS), 1 proxy statement (DEF 14A). The latest, filed 29 October 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 October 202610-Qquarterly report30 September 2026EDGAR
    1 October 20268-KOfficer or director change29 September 2026EDGAR
    30 July 2026S-8employee share plan registrationEDGAR
    30 July 202610-Qquarterly report30 June 2026EDGAR
    2 July 20268-KMaterial agreement, New financial obligation2 July 2026EDGAR
    18 June 20268-KMaterial agreement, New financial obligation17 June 2026EDGAR
    3 June 20268-KOfficer or director change3 June 2026EDGAR
    19 May 2026DEFA14Aadditional proxy materialEDGAR
    13 May 2026S-3ASRshelf registrationEDGAR
    1 May 202610-Qquarterly report31 March 2026EDGAR
    23 April 2026ARSannual report to shareholders31 December 2025EDGAR
    23 April 2026DEF 14Aproxy statement23 April 2026EDGAR
    15 April 20268-KOfficer or director change15 April 2026EDGAR
    2 March 202610-Kannual report31 December 2025EDGAR
    18 November 20258-KMaterial agreement, New financial obligation, Unregistered sale of equity17 November 2025EDGAR
    30 October 202510-Qquarterly report30 September 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.