17 companies said their own numbers can't be relied on
In six weeks, 17 US filers told investors to stop using financial statements they had already published. The largest had a public float of $79 million.
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In six weeks, 17 US filers told investors to stop using financial statements they had already published. The largest had a public float of $79 million.
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| Figure | Value | Arithmetic |
|---|---|---|
| 17 companies said their own numbers can't be relied on | ||
| BayFirst's 2024 net income after restatement | −9.5% | 11.4 / 12.6 - 1 |
| The two items BayFirst identified | $5m | 2.8 + 2.1 |
| BayFirst's total earnings swing across three periods | $3m | (12.6 - 11.4) + (24.2 - 22.9) + (5.9 - 5.7) |
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