1/5VIP Play, Inc. (VIPZ): Filing-delay notice, annual report filed within extension (NT 10-K)

Market data

Price before filing: $0.34 (2026-09-28 close, split/dividend-adjusted)
Market cap at flag: $25.0M (2026-09-29) · Latest: $13.9M (2026-10-15)

What happened next

Return from the last close before the filing date to the first close on/after the window end. Pending windows have not fully elapsed. Past performance says nothing certain about the future.

Insider trading around this filing

90 days before the flag: no open-market insider sales or purchases reported.
30 days after (window still open until 2026-10-29): none reported so far.

Open-market purchases and sales (Form 4 codes P and S) by officers, directors and 10% owners, by transaction date, from 2026-07-01 to 2026-10-29. Excludes option exercises, grants, gifts and tax withholding. Amended filings replace the originals; joint filings count once. Foreign private issuers do not file Form 4. Many insider sales are pre-scheduled (10b5-1 plans) and are not by themselves a sign of wrongdoing.

What this means

The company filed Form NT 10-K, telling the SEC it could not file its annual report on time, and then filed the report within the 15-day extension. The SEC treats a report filed within the extension as timely, so this is the mildest kind of flag, but the notice itself is a warning sign that investors often react to: something, often the audit or the accounting, took longer than planned.

Status: filed within extension (report filed 2026-09-29) · the SEC treats a report filed within the extension as timely

Why this score: report filed within the extension on 2026-09-29