Is SCIIR diluting shareholders?

Read three numbers together: shares outstanding over time (see chart), warrants that can convert into new shares, and how much cash runway remains. A company short on cash with live registrations is structurally likely to issue shares.

Where do these numbers come from?

SEC EDGAR only: the XBRL company-facts API for shares, warrants and cash, and filing metadata for registrations and pricings. Every figure shows its source form, and nothing here is estimated by us beyond the arithmetic stated next to it.

Why might a warrant tranche be missing from the table?

The tranche table is built from the dimensions the company tagged in its own 10-Q or 10-K XBRL. A tranche the filer chose not to dimension does not appear, and its absence proves nothing: the exhibits remain the ground truth. Everything shown carries the filing it came from.

Dilution profile // every instrument, one screen, from SEC filings

SC II Acquisition Corp. (SCIIR)

CIK 2076739 · all EDGAR filings →

Offering ability

HIGH$207M registered

= total registered offering amount from the fee exhibits of live registrations (bands: $1M / $20M)

registered capacity, not remaining: amounts already taken down are not subtracted yet

Overhead supply

NOT COMPUTEDno warrant count tagged in XBRL

= warrant shares outstanding divided by current shares outstanding

absence of a tag is not proof of absence of warrants

Historical dilution

NOT COMPUTEDunder 3 years of share history on file

= share count now vs 3 years ago

Cash need

NOT COMPUTEDrunway not computable from latest facts

= cash vs trailing operating burn

Same rating bands the category standard uses, but free, with the formula on the chip and the gaps in the data said out loud.

Shares outstanding over time

Fewer than two cover-page share counts on file, so there is no history to chart.

Cash runway

Not enough filing data

can’t compute a runway

Full breakdown: cash runway tool · source filing →

Warrants

No warrant figures tagged in this filer’s XBRL facts. That means the company has not reported them in structured form; it does not prove no warrants exist. The exhibits are the ground truth.

Convertible notes

No convertible-note facts tagged in the 10-Q filed May 15, 2026. If convertible notes exist, their terms live in exhibit prose for this filer and are not parsed; absence of a tag is not proof of absence. The exhibits are the ground truth.

Registrations and offerings

Registered offering capacity on live registrations: $207.0Mfrom the structured fee exhibits; registered is not remaining, takedowns are not subtracted

S-1Oct 16, 2025$207.0M registeredfiling →

Last 12 months: 3 executed · 2 registered.

EXECUTEDDec 4, 2025Final prospectus — offering priced (typical for IPOs and marketed share deals)424B4 →

EXECUTEDNov 28, 2025Unregistered share sale disclosed (8-K item 3.02)8-K →

EXECUTEDNov 26, 2025Final prospectus — offering priced (typical for IPOs and marketed share deals)424B4 →

REGISTEREDNov 6, 2025S-1/A registration — capacity to sell shares, not a sale yetS-1/A →

REGISTEREDOct 16, 2025S-1 registration — capacity to sell shares, not a sale yetS-1 →

Full history and shelf status: offering checker · S-3 shelf checker

Source: SEC EDGAR XBRL company facts and filing metadata, fetched live and cached briefly. Share counts are cover-page figures with their form named. Warrant tranches and convertible notes come from the dimensioned facts in the latest 10-Q/10-K instance document, exactly as the company tagged them; untagged tranches and notes are absent, not disproven. Nothing on this page is manually verified and nothing is behind a login: what free data supports is shown, what it cannot support is stated. Not investment advice.

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