[S-8 POS] Unity Biotechnology, Inc. SEC Filing
Unity Biotechnology filed Post-Effective Amendment No. 1 to terminate the effectiveness of multiple Form S-8 registration statements and to remove from registration all unsold shares of its Common Stock previously registered under those statements. The amendment lists each affected S-8 by file number and the specific share amounts tied to various equity plans, and states the registration statements are amended to reflect the deregistration of any securities still unsold as of the filing date.
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TL;DR: Routine post-effective amendment removing unsold S-8 shares; administrative cleanup rather than an operational change.
The filing terminates effectiveness of several Form S-8 registration statements and removes unsold shares registered under various employee equity and ESPP plans. This is an administrative action commonly taken when a company no longer needs the registered shelf for those specific plan allotments. The filing lists S-8 file numbers and share counts tied to each plan, and notes that listed amounts do not adjust for interim corporate actions.
TL;DR: Deregistration consolidates outstanding registration obligations; no new liabilities or operational disclosures are introduced.
The document reflects deregulatory housekeeping: termination of multiple S-8 registration statements and removal of any unsold plan shares from registration. It does not disclose changes to plan terms, issuances, or outstanding share counts beyond the original registered amounts, and therefore provides no new information about executive compensation or dilution beyond the listed registrations.