Sources — Mobility Global
Sources below are the evidence used for this dated research. Retrieval occurred September 26, 2026 in America/Denver; a later retrieval of the existing August 7 release was retained without introducing later analytical evidence. Dynamic prices, yields and fund data carry their observation dates below. These historical observations are not current executable quotes.
Source IDs beside claims resolve to the entries here. Company filings supply reported facts; management forecasts and product descriptions remain attributed claims. Selected inspections and transcript limitations are explicit. No new market-data refresh is included in this article.
| ID | Publisher, document/date and link | Scope actually used; verification limit |
|---|---|---|
| S1 | Mobility Global, separation release, July 1, 2026 | Legal/security identity and separation completion. |
| S2 | Mobility Global, May 27 Form 10 information statement; final June 4 information statement | Business pp. 109–124, risks pp. 26–56, annual/interim financial statements and notes, audit opinion, MD&A narrative and key tables, pro formas, management/governance, compensation design/awards and related parties. Extensive reading used the issuer-hosted May 27 HTML; the final PDF was checked in selected business, pro forma, compensation and financial sections. No claim that every byte of the two versions was compared. The current 10-Q expressly incorporates the May 27 audited statements. |
| S3 | Mobility Global, Q2 10-Q, August 7; Q2 release | Financial statements, notes 1–10, MD&A operating/cash/debt/adjustment sections and controls/risk/legal/subsequent-event disclosures. Reconciled material source components. Company figures are not independently audited here. |
| S4 | Management remarks, August 7 earnings call via StockAnalysis/Quartr | Prepared financial remarks and substantive Q&A, including sales execution, stand-up spending, cash tax, interest, guidance and capital allocation. First earnings call as independent issuer. Transcript not checked against original audio; attributable management statements, not assurance. |
| S5 | Management remarks, September 10 Goldman Sachs conference via StockAnalysis/Quartr | Targeted margin timing, operating transition and capital allocation discussion, not a complete conference transcript review. No inference that a long-term target is a twelve-month commitment. |
| S6 | Experian, AutoCheck business, undated | Product overlap and subscription choices. Marketing superlatives not independently confirmed. |
| S7 | Cox Automotive, solutions, undated | Breadth of competing dealer workflows; not economics or share. |
| S8 | J.D. Power, data feeds, undated | Vehicle-data/valuation offering; not proof of substitutability for every MBGL product. |
| S9 | StockAnalysis, MBGL daily history | September 25 regular close $17.87. After-hours $18.05 excluded. Market-data source attribution on site is S&P Global Market Intelligence; not a verified exchange execution. |
| S10 | StockAnalysis, SPY daily history | September 25 close $771.35; September 24 $767.18, agreeing with State Street's September 24 official close. An earlier intraday search result was excluded. |
| S11 | State Street, SPY fund facts | September 24 underlying trailing P/E 25.07, FY1 harmonic P/E 21.29, underlying indicated yield 1.09%, fund distribution yield 0.99%, expense 0.0945%, holdings. The published 3–5-year EPS-growth estimate 24.68% is not used as a one-year forecast. |
| S12 | US Treasury, September daily par curve | September 25 one-year 4.50%. Curve input, not executable instrument price or APY. |
| S13 | Marcus/Goldman Sachs Bank USA, CD rates | September 26 twelve-month 3.90% APY, minimum $500 and pre-funding rate condition. |
| S14 | Marcus, CD guide | One-year withdrawal penalty of 90 days’ interest; funded-term maturity convention. |
| S15 | Marcus, FDIC coverage | Issuing bank and aggregated coverage limits. Individual account eligibility and existing balances were not assessed. |
| S16 | Mobility Global, 2026 annual incentive plan | Committee discretion, performance-goal framework and clawback; actual future metric weights not established. |
| S17 | Mobility Global, Mark Peek Form 4, August 13 | Three open-market purchases totaling 50,000 shares. |
| S18 | Mobility Global, Aboaf Form 4, September 2; Matharu Form 4, September 3 | Grants and tax withholding respectively, sampled to distinguish transaction types. Not an exhaustive reconstruction of every insider holding. |
| S19 | BlackRock, 13G, August 6 | July 31 event; 33,551,758 shares, 11.3%. This supersedes preliminary expected holder percentages. |
| S20 | S&P Global, 2024 financial report | Mobility business, results and regulatory/competitive discussion pp. 30–31; prior-period context, not full parent-company research. |
| S21 | S&P Global, Mobility factbook | 2021/2022 pro forma revenue and presentation note. Not treated as audited standalone statements. |
| S22 | S&P Global, Q3 2024 10-Q | Mobility segment pp. 49–50, including revenue 412 / operating profit 97 (USD millions); not full unrelated parent operations. |
| S23 | S&P Global, Q4 2024 release | Mobility segment tables: Q4 revenue 411 / operating profit 65 (USD millions). |
| S24 | Mobility Global, August 7 supplementary quarterly data | 2025 quarters, unaudited and preliminary; the issuer warns of presentation comparability limitations. |
| S25 | Mobility Global, SEC index, pages 1–4; release archive | Material-disclosure inventory through cutoff; latest earnings release August 7, later conference remarks included separately. Index inspection is not reading every exhibit/ownership form. |