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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MLM
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| Figure | Value | Arithmetic |
|---|---|---|
| 17 companies said their own numbers can't be relied on | ||
| Martin Marietta's float against the largest actual filer | 364.60× | 28800 / 79 |
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Primary sources used
- EDGAR full-text search — 8-K filings containing "Item 4.02"24 hits, 23 unique filings · four of them never reported an Item 4.02
- BayFirst Financial Corp — Form 8-K, 15 July 2026The only filer in this window that quantified the restatement when announcing it
- Northann Corp — Form 8-K, 10 August 2026Items 3.01, 4.01, 4.02 and 5.02 in one filing · quotes the auditor's letter
- Solésence, Inc — Form 8-K, 21 August 2026Inventory costing under ASC 330 · inventories overstated, cost of revenue misstated
- CreditRiskMonitor.com — Form 8-K, 6 August 2026Sales and use tax nexus discovered in a study with an external adviser
- Martin Marietta Materials — Form 8-K, 15 July 2026A full-text false positive · the reported items are 1.01, 2.03 and 9.01
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