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FORM SC 13G PILGRIMS PRIDE CORP PG PDQ Filed: February 04, 2009 (period:) A statement of beneficial ownership of common stock by certain persons Table of Contents SC 13G SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

How to fill out rule 13d-102

How to fill out rule 13d-102:

1. Begin by gathering all necessary information and documents required for filling out rule 13d-102. This may include details about the reporting person or entity, their relationship to the issuer, and any ownership changes.
2. Familiarize yourself with the instructions and guidelines provided by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for filling out rule 13d-102. Understanding the requirements and expectations will facilitate the accurate completion of the form.
3. Determine the deadline for filing rule 13d-102. Complying with the specified timeline is crucial to avoid any penalties or legal consequences.
4. Provide the required identifying information about the reporting person or entity, including their name, address, and contact details. This information helps the SEC and other interested parties to identify the filer.
5. Clearly state the relationship of the reporting person or entity to the issuer of the securities. This could include being a beneficial owner, holding reporting authority, or having other significant relationships.
6. Detail any changes in ownership of securities that trigger the reporting requirement under rule 13d-102. Include relevant dates, transaction details, and quantities of securities involved.
7. Disclose any voting or investment power associated with the securities in question. Provide information on whether the reporting person or entity has sole, shared, or no voting or investment authority.
8. If applicable, include any additional information or required disclosures regarding the reporting person or entity, as specified by the SEC. This may include details about any agreements, arrangements, or understandings related to the securities.
9. Review the completed form for accuracy and completeness. Ensure all required fields are filled, numerical values are accurate, and supporting documentation is attached if required.
10. Submit the filled-out rule 13d-102 form to the SEC using the appropriate filing method, such as electronic filing through the SEC's EDGAR system or through physical mailing if allowed.
11. Keep a copy of the filed form for your records and maintain all relevant documentation related to the filing. This will serve as evidence of compliance and might be required for future reference or audits.

Who needs rule 13d-102:

1. Investors or entities acquiring beneficial ownership of five percent or more of a class of public equity securities in the United States need to comply with rule 13d-102.
2. Institutional investors, such as hedge funds, mutual funds, or pension funds, who meet the ownership threshold mentioned above, are also required to adhere to rule 13d-102.
3. Reporting persons or entities who have a significant influence on the management or policies of the issuer in connection with their securities ownership fall under the scope of rule 13d-102.
4. Those who engage in transactions that result in a change in their ownership, possibly triggering a reporting obligation, must comply with rule 13d-102.
5. Individuals or entities acting in concert to acquire or dispose of securities in a coordinated manner, collectively crossing the five percent ownership threshold, are required to comply with rule 13d-102.
6. Rule 13d-102 is also applicable to directors and officers of reporting companies, especially when they acquire securities of their own company or engage in transactions that cross the five percent threshold.

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What is rule 13d-102?

Rule 13d-102 is a regulation under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 that requires beneficial owners of more than 5% of a class of equity securities to disclose their ownership.

Who is required to file rule 13d-102?

Any beneficial owner of more than 5% of a class of equity securities is required to file rule 13d-102.

How to fill out rule 13d-102?

Rule 13d-102 is typically filled out by submitting a Schedule 13D or Schedule 13G form to the Securities and Exchange Commission.

What is the purpose of rule 13d-102?

The purpose of rule 13d-102 is to provide transparency in the ownership of publicly traded companies and to protect investors.

What information must be reported on rule 13d-102?

Beneficial owners must report their identity, background, purpose of the ownership, and any transactions related to the securities.

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