Compare the legal address with the actual business footprint.
Cross-reference the cover page with principal-office language, properties, leases, operating subsidiaries and geographic concentration.
Mometic company forensics
See past the U.S. address. Find where the business really lives.
True Origin was built to help investors avoid being misled by public companies that present as U.S.-domiciled while meaningful operations, assets, control or executive leadership remain concentrated elsewhere. It assembles the filing evidence that can matter most around opaque, heavily promoted or potential pump-and-dump names.
Why it exists: foreign operations are not inherently negative; undisclosed, misunderstood or promotional domicile ambiguity is the risk.
SEC COVERReported HQ
PROPERTIESAssets + leases
EXECUTIVESControl vectors
SUBSIDIARIESOperating locus
Result destination
Scan a ticker above to compare the legal address with the operating locus.
The filing-based result will appear here with jurisdiction, risk and the extracted evidence signal.
What the scanner investigates
Corporate reality is distributed through the filing.
A cover-page address is one data point. True Origin assembles the larger operating and control picture.
Identify contractual structures that separate equity from assets.
Review 10-K and 20-F risk factors for variable-interest entities and other structures that can complicate ownership claims.
Map factories, logistics, offices and infrastructure.
Use property disclosures and subsidiary detail to understand where the economic engine actually resides.
Look beyond nominal board composition.
Use executive histories and control disclosures to understand where management experience, influence and decision-making cluster.
True Origin is a forensic research aid. A jurisdictional difference is not, by itself, proof of wrongdoing or an investment conclusion. Review the underlying filings and use the result as a prompt for further diligence.