Financial and operational metadata for Lilac (Business/Productivity Software) (geographic revenue exposure, segment breakdowns, capital allocation), connected via industry classification mapping to the broader supply chain. Sourced from FactSet and EDGAR.

Corporate intelligence profile for Lilac (Business/Productivity Software). Revenue derivation and capital allocation are mapped to evaluate the company's structural role in the broader compute supply chain.

Beneficial Ownership Investigator

Lilac (Business/Productivity Software)

Name: Scrutica Global Compute Infrastructure Database
Creator: Scrutica
License: https://scrutica.com/about

Organization · US · Other

Scrutica id: wrds-pb-536917-33
PitchBook companyid: 536917-33

3 corrections · latest May 10, 2026

Chain of title

2 hops

Each hop carries the data source, source URL where available, as-of date, and confidence label inline. Where two sources disagree on a parent, both records are surfaced as alternates; the Investigator does not arbitrate.

FactSet enrichment is not available for this entity; methodology.

Lilac (Business/Productivity Software) (US)
Starting entity. The chain walks upward from here through documented parent / subsidiary edges in Scrutica’s ownership substrate.
Databricks
Per PitchBook (via WRDS)(relation da52de879b08…), as of 2026-01-07 (HIGHtier 2): Databricks is the documented parent.
Alternate parent claimed by other sources
org-databricks
Per PitchBook (via WRDS), as-of date not recorded (HIGHtier 2): org-databricks is the documented parent.
Sources disagree on this hop. The Investigator does not arbitrate; both records are cited so the analyst can pick the authoritative one for their use.

Chain terminus

Chain-of-title terminates at Databricks. No further parent corporation is documented in Scrutica’s substrate; for publicly-listed corporations, ultimate beneficial ownership distributes across public shareholders. For state-owned entities, the chain reaches sovereign authority.