Financial and operational metadata for AXL (Toronto) (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 AXL (Toronto). Revenue derivation and capital allocation are mapped to evaluate the company's structural role in the broader compute supply chain.

Beneficial Ownership Investigator

AXL (Toronto)

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

Organization · CA · Other

Scrutica id: wrds-pb-732021-49
PitchBook companyid: 732021-49

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.

AXL (Toronto) (CA)
Starting entity. The chain walks upward from here through documented parent / subsidiary edges in Scrutica’s ownership substrate.
University of Toronto (CA)
Per PitchBook (via WRDS)(relation 3fa8938be9a1…), as of 2025-09-26 (HIGHtier 2): University of Toronto is the documented parent.
Alternate parent claimed by other sources
org-university-of-toronto
Per PitchBook (via WRDS), as-of date not recorded (HIGHtier 2): org-university-of-toronto 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 University of Toronto. 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.