Going concern, as filed.
Every company whose auditor — or the company itself — said there is substantial doubt it can continue. The form, the date, who said it, and what the shareholders have put in. Read out of the filings the day they land. An auditor’s doubt and a company’s own disclosure are different events, and the list keeps them apart.
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A going concern paragraph is a required disclosure. Thousands of ordinary companies carry one, and
most of them go on. A company appears here because its own filing says the doubt exists —
nothing on this page says any company or any person did anything wrong.