Christopher Hansen

Cryomass Technologies, Inc. (last filing May 4, 2023; $2,450,000 sold of $8,000,000). Each has no filing in more than two years and reported under half its target sold.

What this means An issuer whose last filing is more than two years old and reported under half its target sold. The raise may have closed early or quietly stopped. Ask what happened to each.

The filing says the first sale was Aug 7, 2024. The Form D was filed Sep 6, 2024 — 30 days later. The rule: a Form D is generally due within 15 days after the first sale, so this one is 15 days past that.

What this means A late notice is common and carries no penalty by itself. It is worth asking the sponsor why the paperwork lagged.

The latest filing for this offering is dated Nov 19, 2020 (first sale Nov 5, 2020). It reports $75,000 sold of $2,000,000 offered. No later amendment is in our index as of Oct 24, 2026.

What this means SEC rules expect a yearly amendment while an offering is still going. The raise may simply have ended — a Form D does not say when it closed. Ask the sponsor whether the offering closed, when, and at what amount.

The Sep 6, 2024 filing lists Christopher Hansen as executive officer, director; the Jul 29, 2025 Form D lists director.

What this means Roles on Form D are self-reported by the issuer. A change can mean a real change in who runs the company, or just a different box ticked. Ask who makes decisions today.

The Aug 16, 2018 filing lists Christopher Hansen as executive officer, director; the Nov 19, 2020 Form D lists executive officer.

What this means Roles on Form D are self-reported by the issuer. A change can mean a real change in who runs the company, or just a different box ticked. Ask who makes decisions today.

The Feb 5, 2016 filing says $3,322,500 offered; the Feb 18, 2016 Form D/A says $2,982,500.

What this means The target raise got smaller. That can mean the plan shrank or the sponsor stopped early. Ask what changed in the deal.

listed as "Christopher Hansen" on 11 filings (from May 13, 2014), and "Christopher A. Hansen" on the May 13, 2015 filing.

What this means Same person, written differently — a middle name or suffix left off, or spelled another way. It is normal, but check that the full legal name matches your subscription documents.

"Agriculture" (Aug 16, 2018); then "Other" (Nov 19, 2020).

What this means The issuer described its business differently on different forms. Often it is just a different box ticked; sometimes the deal itself changed. Ask which business your money is in.

"Other" (May 13, 2015 to Feb 18, 2016); then "Pharmaceuticals" (May 31, 2016 to Jun 30, 2016).

What this means The issuer described its business differently on different forms. Often it is just a different box ticked; sometimes the deal itself changed. Ask which business your money is in.

"No Revenues" (Aug 16, 2018); then "$5,000,001 - $25,000,000" (Nov 19, 2020).

What this means This is the size band the issuer picks for itself on the form. A change can mean the business grew or shrank — or that it chose not to say. Ask for current numbers.

This page covers filings where the address state is A6 or CA or CO or A1. A separate record, "Christopher R. Hansen" with address state CA, is listed on 67 filings — most recently by Valiant India Opportunities Fund, L.P. (Jul 23, 2026). Both records have filings in the same period (May 13, 2014 to Jun 30, 2016).

What this means Two records with one name were active at the same time. That can be one person listing different company addresses, or two different people. We keep them apart until a filing ties them together. Check both pages before you decide.

This page covers filings where the address state is A6 or CA or CO or A1. A separate record, "Christopher Hansen" with address state NY, is listed on 2 filings — most recently by Argyle Systems Inc. (Aug 16, 2019). The two records do not overlap in time: this page runs May 13, 2014 to Jun 30, 2016; the other runs Aug 6, 2019 to Aug 16, 2019.

What this means Could be the same person who moved, or two people with the same name. We keep them apart until a filing ties them together. Check both pages before you decide.

The people listed on the Sep 6, 2024 filing give Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada (as filed: A1); on the Jul 29, 2025 filing they give Victoria, Australia (as filed: C3).

What this means Businesses move; this just shows the two places and dates. If you were told one city and the forms say another, ask which is current.

The people listed on the Aug 16, 2018 filing give Napa, CA; on the Nov 19, 2020 filing they give Denver, CO. The address now on file (1001 Bannock Street, Suite 612, Denver, CO) is a registered-agent or shared-office address used by 10 issuers.

What this means A registered agent's address is a mailbox, not where the team works. Ask where the business actually operates.

Ontario, Canada (as filed: A6) on 7 filings (May 13, 2014 to Jun 30, 2016); CA on 2 filings (Aug 16, 2018 to Jul 29, 2025); CO on 1 filing (Nov 19, 2020); British Columbia, Canada (as filed: A1) on 2 filings (May 17, 2024 to Sep 6, 2024).

What this means The address on a Form D is usually the company's, not the person's home, so this often just reflects different companies. It can also mean a move. Nothing wrong by itself.