Remove all the parenthesis from $startstring, $keywords and $endstring, and write: 
@finds = $data =~ m/(?:$keywords)\s*.{0,1500}\s*$startstring(.*?)$ends
+tring/gis;

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But do note that if your text is: 
Security Ownership bla bla
<table>Foo bar</table>
more than 5%
<table>Text text</table>
All Directors and Executive Officers
<table>Even more text</table>

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@finds will only get one entry: "Even more text", due to the greediness of .{0,1500}.

In reply to Re: Matching Multiple Multiple-Line Regex by JavaFan
in thread Matching Multiple Multiple-Line Regex by kbone

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