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Medical Properties Trust Inc. (MPW) finds itself in a legal tangle with Viceroy Research, with recent developments shining a light on MPW's reluctance towards...
In the complex realm of financial investments, few entities have garnered as much attention as Medical Properties Trust (MPW) and its association with the Swiss entity, Infracore. MPW, with a 70% stake in Infracore's economic interests, has deep ties with this Swiss establishment. The Swiss Medical Network (SMN), predominantly Infracore's tenant, also stands as MPW's fourth-largest tenant on an "adjusted gross asset basis."
In the ever-evolving financial landscape, investigative research plays a pivotal role in bringing transparency and accountability to corporations. One such entity that has been at the forefront of such investigations is Viceroy Research. Recently, their focus has shifted towards the software and e-commerce services provider, Ebix, Inc. ($EBIX). Here's a comprehensive look into the ongoing saga between Viceroy Research and $EBIX.
Over the past few months, Viceroy Research, an investigative financial research group, has released several reports on Hexagon AB, raising serious concerns about the company's business practices and financial integrity.
In a recent report, Viceroy Research shed light on some concerning revelations regarding Hexagon, a prominent aggressive-acquirer in the industry.
While conducting a thorough investigation of Hexagon's subsidiaries, Viceroy Research discovered "several ongoing tax audits" being conducted by "local taxing authorities," which had been brought to attention by auditors EY back in 2019. Surprisingly, not a single analyst seemed to have acknowledged the significance of these audits or even questioned their implications.
The short-sellers around Viceroy and Fraser Perring target Hexagon AB (STO: HEXA-B). The multinational technology group for metrology and geoanalytics is controlled by Melker Schörling, the majority shareholder and determining voting shareholder. In a new research, Viceroy Research concludes that Hexagon is run by a "corporate dictatorship." Moreover, Viceroy believes management has committed fraud.
Financially, the Adler Group is not doing well. The real estate group ends the past year with a loss of billions. Now there are also investigations because of questionable balance sheets and consulting contracts. One hundred seventy-five investigators are searching sites across Europe.
