First Niles Financial Inc (FNFI)
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First Niles Financial Inc is registered with the SEC under industry code SIC 6035 (Savings Institution, Federally Chartered). Its shares trade on OTC under the ticker FNFI.
Latest SEC filings
What First Niles Financial Inc has filed recently, newest first. Each links to the original document on SEC EDGAR.
- March 7, 2007Activist stake changed SC 13D/A
- March 5, 2007Activist stake changed SC 13D/A
- February 14, 2007Passive stake changed SC 13G/A
- December 28, 2006
- December 21, 2006Deregistration 15-12G
- December 21, 2006Form SC 13E3/A filing SC 13E3/A
- November 28, 2006Other event 8-K
- November 16, 2006Proxy statement DEF 14A
- November 16, 2006Form SC 13E3/A filing SC 13E3/A
- November 14, 2006Form 10QSB filing 10QSB
Questions about FNFI
What does First Niles Financial Inc do?
First Niles Financial Inc is registered with the SEC under industry code SIC 6035 (Savings Institution, Federally Chartered). Its shares trade on OTC under the ticker FNFI.
When did First Niles Financial Inc last report?
Its newest filing of any kind is the activist stake changed from March 7, 2007.
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