GMS Inc. filings document the former public company’s building products distribution business, capital structure and completed corporate transition. Its records include Form 8-K disclosures for operating results, material events, merger-related matters, senior notes redemption activity and governance or shareholder matters tied to the company’s common stock.
Later filings record GMS’s completed acquisition by The Home Depot, removal of its common stock from NYSE listing through Form 25, and Form 15 certification to terminate or suspend Exchange Act reporting obligations.
Document overview: The submission is an XBRL excerpt from GMS Inc.’s Form 10-K. It primarily contains element names, axis members and date ranges rather than numerical values. The tags indicate disclosure categories that will ultimately hold the company’s quantitative data when the full filing is rendered.
Key data groupings appearing in the extract include:
- Capital structure - common stock, additional paid-in capital, retained earnings and accumulated other comprehensive income members across multiple fiscal periods.
- Debt facilities - references to a Term Loan Facility, Amended Asset-Based Lending Credit Facility, First-Lien Term Loan due 2025, Senior Notes and 5.0% installment notes.
- Operating and geographic segmentation - domestic versus foreign country members, state & local jurisdictions, and an Ames reporting unit.
- Asset categories - land, buildings & leasehold improvements, machinery & equipment, construction in progress, and several classes of vehicles and furniture.
- Business combinations - fiscal 2023, 2024 and 2025 acquisition groupings listing targets such as Yvon, R.S. Elliott Specialty Supply, Jawl Lumber, Kamco, and Engler Meier & Justus.
- Intangibles - customer relationships, trade names, non-compete agreements, developed technology rights and other intangible assets.
- Equity compensation - employee stock options, RSUs and the 2014 Gyp Holdings I Corp stock-option plan.
No monetary amounts, percentage changes, earnings figures or cash-flow data are present in the supplied extract. Therefore, the filing’s financial performance, liquidity position and overall impact on shareholder value cannot be evaluated from the information provided.