Fabrinet
This organisation’s record, built from what each source attests and blank where none does.
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This organisation’s record, built from what each source attests and blank where none does.
Reading the record…
Everything below is drawn from what the record carries for this organisation: its documented parents, the constraints that reach it, and the relationships and sites recorded against it. Each claim carries its source on the same line, and a blank means the record holds nothing.
Each hop carries its data source, source URL (where one exists), as-of date, and confidence label on the same line as the parent name. When two sources name different parents for the same hop, both render as alternates; the walker picks no winner.
Starting entity. The walker climbs from here through documented parent / subsidiary edges.
Chain-of-title terminates at Fabrinet (CIK 1408710 · LEI 5493004TETZ6IYF7CV44). No further parent is documented. For a public filer that means ultimate beneficial ownership is the dispersed float; for a state-linked entity, that the chain has reached the sovereign apex.
LP-to-fund commitments from sovereign or state-linked vehicles into funds whose portfolios include this entity. The per-fund commitment amounts and fund identities are drawn from a licensed fund/LP database held under subscription and not redistributed. The sovereign LP attribution and disclosure status are shown; the dollar figures and fund names are withheld. Even where disclosed, a fund commitment is spread across that fund’s whole portfolio, of which this entity is one position among many; presence here is not a claim of control. The methodology note explains why entity-attributable share is not imputed. Commitments dated 12+ years ago are framed in the past tense: closed-end private-market funds are typically structured on a ~10-year term plus extensions, and the source records the commitment event, not whether a position remains today.
| Sovereign limited partner | Commitments | Dated | Amount disclosed | Past typical fund term | Source status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund | 2 | 2 of 2 · 2008 | none | 2 | Current |
Every commitment is via a private-market fund; the fund identities and dollar amounts are held under license and never published, so “disclosed” reports that the source records an amount, while the amount itself stays withheld. A commitment past the typical closed-end fund term records the commitment event; it does not establish a current position. Source: Documented ownership record · vintage 2026-04-24 · tier 2
Dollar flows are annual figures from the fiscal year labelled on the row, drawn from SEC segment and >10%-customer disclosures, re-derived company disclosures, or a licensed supply-chain database; per-row source and authority tier on hover. A row without a year means the source does not state the period. Disclosures older than 5 years are tagged historical and ordered below current rows: they record what was disclosed then, and the counterparty may since have been acquired or dissolved. The 3-month Pearson r comes from a licensed supply-chain database; correlation is a coupling proxy for shared market sensitivity, and it is not a causal channel. Sole-source edges are flagged inline.
The records above join to the platform's analytical surfaces. Each link carries Fabrinet's own numbers into the tool that acts on them.
0 upstream · 6 downstream. The interactive graph opens with Fabrinet selected, and the cascade simulator propagates seed disruptions across this same edge set, weighted by the curator's substitutability assessment.
Facilities, sovereign-AI programs, export-control posture, and the announced-versus-deployed reality gap for the country.
Licensed sources do reach Fabrinet: the supply relationships above are drawn from a licensed supply-chain database, and the sovereign-LP commitments from a licensed fund/LP database. What is missing is one specific feed: the corporate-financials extract behind this profile (geographic revenue, segment mix, capital allocation), which covers a loaded set of listed companies that Fabrinet is not among; the gap is in coverage, not in the record. The public industry classification (SIC, NAICS) is absent as well. Coverage rules in the methodology.