The private owner-control structure behind the Los Angeles Times under
Patrick Soon-Shiong and Nant Capital. It preserves a major regional
newsroom, but the civic information function remains exposed to
individual-owner dependence and family influence risk.
Why this matters: The Los Angeles Times needs its
owner-control structure visible because newsroom independence is a
central part of the product.
Letter grade DExtractiveHigh
confidence (AI)Rubric gcd-rubric-v1
* Tentative scaffolding score. Not
human-checked or final.
Base Material20Bonus+0Cap35Ownership <= 2 and
Governance <= 2
After Cap20Penalties-8!Not Verified
Represent this organization?
Request verification to have the evidence record checked against primary
materials and organization-supplied documents. Verification does not buy
a higher score; scores change only when review finds factual errors,
omissions, or miscalibration.
The score turns mainly on Product Integrity, with the largest penalty
coming from Reversibility.
Strengths
Product
Integrity4/5
Loss-Bearing
Fidelity3/7
Scale
Integrity3/5
Penalties
Reversibility-5
Ideological
Disavowal-2
Identity
Capture-1
Evidence state
ConfidenceHigh
confidence (AI)
ThoroughnessDeveloped
(AI)
Linked claims12
Direct axis claims12
Coverage12/12
Scoring Axes
Axis
Score
Why this score
Ownership
?
Control rights: shareholder-dominated at 0, worker cooperative control
at 10.
1 / 10
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong is organized as the parent, owner, or
controlling holding structure described in the linked public materials,
not as a worker-, customer-, reader-, or public-governed institution.
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong is organized as the parent, owner, or
controlling holding structure described in the linked public materials,
not as a worker-, customer-, reader-, or public-governed institution. On
Ownership, Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong belongs near the bottom
because parent ownership primarily serves shareholders, funds, families,
executives, or individual owners. Any practical value at the subsidiary
level does not become democratic control at the parent level.
Calibration notes
Comparative anchor: Parent and owner entities
calibrated against listed subsidiaries, conglomerates, private-equity
firms, public companies, and mission-locked alternatives.
Linked evidence
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong is organized as the parent,
owner, or controlling holding structure described in the linked public
materials, not as a worker-, customer-, reader-, or public-governed
institution.[1]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public structure concentrates binding control in
shareholders, family owners, funds, executives, or individual owners
rather than the subsidiaries' workers, users, customers, or affected
communities.[2]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong controls or benefits from subsidiary, portfolio, platform,
media, retail, insurance, finance, or franchise economics at parent
scale.[3]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public ownership model does not give ordinary workers
across controlled subsidiaries binding democratic authority over parent
strategy.[4]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's parent-level structure creates ordinary corporate,
investment, platform, or franchise exposure to layoffs, restructuring,
divestitures, or weak exit protections.[5]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public materials do not show a durable rule requiring
parent owners or investors to absorb losses ahead of workers, customers,
readers, users, or affected communities.[6]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's parent position gives it market, platform, brand,
portfolio, distribution, data, or financing power over ordinary
customers or subsidiary constituencies.[7]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's controlled businesses include products or services with
real public or consumer utility, but that utility is filtered through
parent-level control and monetization incentives.[8]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's scale makes parent-level decisions consequential for many
people across subsidiaries, portfolio companies, customers, workers, or
public institutions.[9]
Governance
?
Binding decision authority: centralized control at 0, democratic
stakeholder control at 10.
1 / 10
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's public structure concentrates
binding control in shareholders, family owners, funds, executives, or
individual owners rather than the subsidiaries' workers, users,
customers, or affected communities.
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's public structure concentrates
binding control in shareholders, family owners, funds, executives, or
individual owners rather than the subsidiaries' workers, users,
customers, or affected communities. On Governance, Nant Capital /
Patrick Soon-Shiong belongs near the bottom because parent ownership
primarily serves shareholders, funds, families, executives, or
individual owners. Any practical value at the subsidiary level does not
become democratic control at the parent level.
Calibration notes
Comparative anchor: Parent and owner entities
calibrated against listed subsidiaries, conglomerates, private-equity
firms, public companies, and mission-locked alternatives.
Linked evidence
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong is organized as the parent, owner, or controlling holding
structure described in the linked public materials, not as a worker-,
customer-, reader-, or public-governed institution.[1]
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's public structure concentrates
binding control in shareholders, family owners, funds, executives, or
individual owners rather than the subsidiaries' workers, users,
customers, or affected communities.[2]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong controls or benefits from subsidiary, portfolio, platform,
media, retail, insurance, finance, or franchise economics at parent
scale.[3]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public ownership model does not give ordinary workers
across controlled subsidiaries binding democratic authority over parent
strategy.[4]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's parent-level structure creates ordinary corporate,
investment, platform, or franchise exposure to layoffs, restructuring,
divestitures, or weak exit protections.[5]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public materials do not show a durable rule requiring
parent owners or investors to absorb losses ahead of workers, customers,
readers, users, or affected communities.[6]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's parent position gives it market, platform, brand,
portfolio, distribution, data, or financing power over ordinary
customers or subsidiary constituencies.[7]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's controlled businesses include products or services with
real public or consumer utility, but that utility is filtered through
parent-level control and monetization incentives.[8]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's scale makes parent-level decisions consequential for many
people across subsidiaries, portfolio companies, customers, workers, or
public institutions.[9]
Extraction
?
Surplus allocation, wage share, CEO pay ratio, margins, and structured
extraction judgment.
2 / 10
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong controls or benefits from subsidiary,
portfolio, platform, media, retail, insurance, finance, or franchise
economics at parent scale.
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong controls or benefits from subsidiary,
portfolio, platform, media, retail, insurance, finance, or franchise
economics at parent scale. On Extraction, Nant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong belongs near the bottom because parent ownership primarily
serves shareholders, funds, families, executives, or individual owners.
Any practical value at the subsidiary level does not become democratic
control at the parent level.
Calibration notes
Comparative anchor: Parent and owner entities
calibrated against listed subsidiaries, conglomerates, private-equity
firms, public companies, and mission-locked alternatives.
Linked evidence
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong is organized as the parent, owner, or controlling holding
structure described in the linked public materials, not as a worker-,
customer-, reader-, or public-governed institution.[1]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public structure concentrates binding control in
shareholders, family owners, funds, executives, or individual owners
rather than the subsidiaries' workers, users, customers, or affected
communities.[2]
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong controls or benefits from
subsidiary, portfolio, platform, media, retail, insurance, finance, or
franchise economics at parent scale.[3]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public ownership model does not give ordinary workers
across controlled subsidiaries binding democratic authority over parent
strategy.[4]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's parent-level structure creates ordinary corporate,
investment, platform, or franchise exposure to layoffs, restructuring,
divestitures, or weak exit protections.[5]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public materials do not show a durable rule requiring
parent owners or investors to absorb losses ahead of workers, customers,
readers, users, or affected communities.[6]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's parent position gives it market, platform, brand,
portfolio, distribution, data, or financing power over ordinary
customers or subsidiary constituencies.[7]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's controlled businesses include products or services with
real public or consumer utility, but that utility is filtered through
parent-level control and monetization incentives.[8]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's scale makes parent-level decisions consequential for many
people across subsidiaries, portfolio companies, customers, workers, or
public institutions.[9]
Labor Sovereignty
?
Worker power: coercive conditions at 0, co-determination or ownership at
7. Employee dissatisfaction matters only when source-backed evidence
shows concrete limits on worker agency, such as coercive scheduling,
retaliation, wage theft, harassment, unsafe conditions, suppression of
worker voice, or extreme turnover.
2 / 7
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's public ownership model does not
give ordinary workers across controlled subsidiaries binding democratic
authority over parent strategy.
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's public ownership model does not
give ordinary workers across controlled subsidiaries binding democratic
authority over parent strategy. On Labor Sovereignty, Nant Capital /
Patrick Soon-Shiong belongs near the bottom because parent ownership
primarily serves shareholders, funds, families, executives, or
individual owners. Any practical value at the subsidiary level does not
become democratic control at the parent level.
Calibration notes
Comparative anchor: Parent and owner entities
calibrated against listed subsidiaries, conglomerates, private-equity
firms, public companies, and mission-locked alternatives.
Linked evidence
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong is organized as the parent, owner, or controlling holding
structure described in the linked public materials, not as a worker-,
customer-, reader-, or public-governed institution.[1]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public structure concentrates binding control in
shareholders, family owners, funds, executives, or individual owners
rather than the subsidiaries' workers, users, customers, or affected
communities.[2]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong controls or benefits from subsidiary, portfolio, platform,
media, retail, insurance, finance, or franchise economics at parent
scale.[3]
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's public ownership model does
not give ordinary workers across controlled subsidiaries binding
democratic authority over parent strategy.[4]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's parent-level structure creates ordinary corporate,
investment, platform, or franchise exposure to layoffs, restructuring,
divestitures, or weak exit protections.[5]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public materials do not show a durable rule requiring
parent owners or investors to absorb losses ahead of workers, customers,
readers, users, or affected communities.[6]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's parent position gives it market, platform, brand,
portfolio, distribution, data, or financing power over ordinary
customers or subsidiary constituencies.[7]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's controlled businesses include products or services with
real public or consumer utility, but that utility is filtered through
parent-level control and monetization incentives.[8]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's scale makes parent-level decisions consequential for many
people across subsidiaries, portfolio companies, customers, workers, or
public institutions.[9]
Solidarity with the
Unemployed
?
Treatment of exits and nonworkers, including severance, redeployment,
and non-competes.
2 / 7
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's parent-level structure creates
ordinary corporate, investment, platform, or franchise exposure to
layoffs, restructuring, divestitures, or weak exit protections.
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's parent-level structure creates
ordinary corporate, investment, platform, or franchise exposure to
layoffs, restructuring, divestitures, or weak exit protections. On
Solidarity with the Unemployed, Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong
belongs near the bottom because parent ownership primarily serves
shareholders, funds, families, executives, or individual owners. Any
practical value at the subsidiary level does not become democratic
control at the parent level.
Calibration notes
Comparative anchor: Parent and owner entities
calibrated against listed subsidiaries, conglomerates, private-equity
firms, public companies, and mission-locked alternatives.
Linked evidence
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong is organized as the parent, owner, or controlling holding
structure described in the linked public materials, not as a worker-,
customer-, reader-, or public-governed institution.[1]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public structure concentrates binding control in
shareholders, family owners, funds, executives, or individual owners
rather than the subsidiaries' workers, users, customers, or affected
communities.[2]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong controls or benefits from subsidiary, portfolio, platform,
media, retail, insurance, finance, or franchise economics at parent
scale.[3]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public ownership model does not give ordinary workers
across controlled subsidiaries binding democratic authority over parent
strategy.[4]
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's parent-level structure
creates ordinary corporate, investment, platform, or franchise exposure
to layoffs, restructuring, divestitures, or weak exit
protections.[5]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public materials do not show a durable rule requiring
parent owners or investors to absorb losses ahead of workers, customers,
readers, users, or affected communities.[6]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's parent position gives it market, platform, brand,
portfolio, distribution, data, or financing power over ordinary
customers or subsidiary constituencies.[7]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's controlled businesses include products or services with
real public or consumer utility, but that utility is filtered through
parent-level control and monetization incentives.[8]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's scale makes parent-level decisions consequential for many
people across subsidiaries, portfolio companies, customers, workers, or
public institutions.[9]
Loss-Bearing Fidelity
?
Willingness to absorb costs to preserve values, workers, users, and
public obligations.
3 / 7
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's linked public materials do not show
a durable rule requiring parent owners or investors to absorb losses
ahead of workers, customers, readers, users, or affected communities.
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's linked public materials do not show
a durable rule requiring parent owners or investors to absorb losses
ahead of workers, customers, readers, users, or affected communities. On
Loss-Bearing Fidelity, Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong belongs in the
lower-middle tier: the parent has useful operating capacity, but the
structure still concentrates decisive power away from subsidiary
workers, customers, readers, users, or communities.
Calibration notes
Comparative anchor: Parent and owner entities
calibrated against listed subsidiaries, conglomerates, private-equity
firms, public companies, and mission-locked alternatives.
Linked evidence
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong is organized as the parent, owner, or controlling holding
structure described in the linked public materials, not as a worker-,
customer-, reader-, or public-governed institution.[1]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public structure concentrates binding control in
shareholders, family owners, funds, executives, or individual owners
rather than the subsidiaries' workers, users, customers, or affected
communities.[2]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong controls or benefits from subsidiary, portfolio, platform,
media, retail, insurance, finance, or franchise economics at parent
scale.[3]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public ownership model does not give ordinary workers
across controlled subsidiaries binding democratic authority over parent
strategy.[4]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's parent-level structure creates ordinary corporate,
investment, platform, or franchise exposure to layoffs, restructuring,
divestitures, or weak exit protections.[5]
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's public materials do not show
a durable rule requiring parent owners or investors to absorb losses
ahead of workers, customers, readers, users, or affected
communities.[6]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's parent position gives it market, platform, brand,
portfolio, distribution, data, or financing power over ordinary
customers or subsidiary constituencies.[7]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's controlled businesses include products or services with
real public or consumer utility, but that utility is filtered through
parent-level control and monetization incentives.[8]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's scale makes parent-level decisions consequential for many
people across subsidiaries, portfolio companies, customers, workers, or
public institutions.[9]
Market Conduct
?
Pricing fairness, switching costs, lock-in, and rent extraction.
2 / 5
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's parent position gives it market,
platform, brand, portfolio, distribution, data, or financing power over
ordinary customers or subsidiary constituencies.
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's parent position gives it market,
platform, brand, portfolio, distribution, data, or financing power over
ordinary customers or subsidiary constituencies. On Market Conduct, Nant
Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong belongs near the bottom because parent
ownership primarily serves shareholders, funds, families, executives, or
individual owners. Any practical value at the subsidiary level does not
become democratic control at the parent level.
Calibration notes
Comparative anchor: Parent and owner entities
calibrated against listed subsidiaries, conglomerates, private-equity
firms, public companies, and mission-locked alternatives.
Linked evidence
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong is organized as the parent, owner, or controlling holding
structure described in the linked public materials, not as a worker-,
customer-, reader-, or public-governed institution.[1]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public structure concentrates binding control in
shareholders, family owners, funds, executives, or individual owners
rather than the subsidiaries' workers, users, customers, or affected
communities.[2]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong controls or benefits from subsidiary, portfolio, platform,
media, retail, insurance, finance, or franchise economics at parent
scale.[3]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public ownership model does not give ordinary workers
across controlled subsidiaries binding democratic authority over parent
strategy.[4]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's parent-level structure creates ordinary corporate,
investment, platform, or franchise exposure to layoffs, restructuring,
divestitures, or weak exit protections.[5]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public materials do not show a durable rule requiring
parent owners or investors to absorb losses ahead of workers, customers,
readers, users, or affected communities.[6]
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's parent position gives it
market, platform, brand, portfolio, distribution, data, or financing
power over ordinary customers or subsidiary constituencies.[7]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's controlled businesses include products or services with
real public or consumer utility, but that utility is filtered through
parent-level control and monetization incentives.[8]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's scale makes parent-level decisions consequential for many
people across subsidiaries, portfolio companies, customers, workers, or
public institutions.[9]
Product Integrity
?
Preservation of quality rather than degradation for monetization.
4 / 5
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's controlled businesses include
products or services with real public or consumer utility, but that
utility is filtered through parent-level control and monetization
incentives.
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's controlled businesses include
products or services with real public or consumer utility, but that
utility is filtered through parent-level control and monetization
incentives. On Product Integrity, Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong
belongs in the lower-middle tier: the parent has useful operating
capacity, but the structure still concentrates decisive power away from
subsidiary workers, customers, readers, users, or communities.
Calibration notes
Comparative anchor: Parent and owner entities
calibrated against listed subsidiaries, conglomerates, private-equity
firms, public companies, and mission-locked alternatives.
Linked evidence
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong is organized as the parent, owner, or controlling holding
structure described in the linked public materials, not as a worker-,
customer-, reader-, or public-governed institution.[1]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public structure concentrates binding control in
shareholders, family owners, funds, executives, or individual owners
rather than the subsidiaries' workers, users, customers, or affected
communities.[2]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong controls or benefits from subsidiary, portfolio, platform,
media, retail, insurance, finance, or franchise economics at parent
scale.[3]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public ownership model does not give ordinary workers
across controlled subsidiaries binding democratic authority over parent
strategy.[4]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's parent-level structure creates ordinary corporate,
investment, platform, or franchise exposure to layoffs, restructuring,
divestitures, or weak exit protections.[5]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public materials do not show a durable rule requiring
parent owners or investors to absorb losses ahead of workers, customers,
readers, users, or affected communities.[6]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's parent position gives it market, platform, brand,
portfolio, distribution, data, or financing power over ordinary
customers or subsidiary constituencies.[7]
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's controlled businesses include
products or services with real public or consumer utility, but that
utility is filtered through parent-level control and monetization
incentives.[8]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's scale makes parent-level decisions consequential for many
people across subsidiaries, portfolio companies, customers, workers, or
public institutions.[9]
Scale Integrity
?
Whether growth improves or degrades fairness and accountability.
3 / 5
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's scale makes parent-level decisions
consequential for many people across subsidiaries, portfolio companies,
customers, workers, or public institutions.
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's scale makes parent-level decisions
consequential for many people across subsidiaries, portfolio companies,
customers, workers, or public institutions. On Scale Integrity, Nant
Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong belongs in the lower-middle tier: the
parent has useful operating capacity, but the structure still
concentrates decisive power away from subsidiary workers, customers,
readers, users, or communities.
Calibration notes
Comparative anchor: Parent and owner entities
calibrated against listed subsidiaries, conglomerates, private-equity
firms, public companies, and mission-locked alternatives.
Linked evidence
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong is organized as the parent, owner, or controlling holding
structure described in the linked public materials, not as a worker-,
customer-, reader-, or public-governed institution.[1]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public structure concentrates binding control in
shareholders, family owners, funds, executives, or individual owners
rather than the subsidiaries' workers, users, customers, or affected
communities.[2]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong controls or benefits from subsidiary, portfolio, platform,
media, retail, insurance, finance, or franchise economics at parent
scale.[3]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public ownership model does not give ordinary workers
across controlled subsidiaries binding democratic authority over parent
strategy.[4]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's parent-level structure creates ordinary corporate,
investment, platform, or franchise exposure to layoffs, restructuring,
divestitures, or weak exit protections.[5]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public materials do not show a durable rule requiring
parent owners or investors to absorb losses ahead of workers, customers,
readers, users, or affected communities.[6]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's parent position gives it market, platform, brand,
portfolio, distribution, data, or financing power over ordinary
customers or subsidiary constituencies.[7]
contextNant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's controlled businesses include products or services with
real public or consumer utility, but that utility is filtered through
parent-level control and monetization incentives.[8]
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's scale makes parent-level
decisions consequential for many people across subsidiaries, portfolio
companies, customers, workers, or public institutions.[9]
Penalties
Penalty
Applied
Why this penalty
Reversibility
?
Applied when positive conduct depends on current living leaders,
founders, family owners, or other person-contingent governance rather
than durable structure. Range: -5 to 0.
-5
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's public parent-level model makes
Reversibility directly relevant through owner dependence, investor
control, policy influence, data power, product…
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's public parent-level model makes
Reversibility directly relevant through owner dependence, investor
control, policy influence, data power, product externalities, identity
pressure, opacity, or harmful subsidiary business lines. This warrants a
Reversibility penalty because parent control makes the cited risk
materially relevant across owned brands, portfolio companies, users,
customers, workers, or public institutions. The penalty is calibrated to
the severity of that parent-level exposure rather than imported
mechanically from any one subsidiary.
Calibration notes
Comparative anchor: Parent and owner entities
calibrated against listed subsidiaries, conglomerates, private-equity
firms, public companies, and mission-locked alternatives.
Linked evidence
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's public parent-level model
makes Reversibility directly relevant through owner dependence, investor
control, policy influence, data power, product externalities, identity
pressure, opacity, or harmful subsidiary business lines.[10]
Identity Capture
?
Customer pressure, employee pressure, and pervasive identity saturation.
Range: -3 to 0.
-1
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's public parent-level model makes
Identity Capture directly relevant through owner dependence, investor
control, policy influence, data power, product…
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's public parent-level model makes
Identity Capture directly relevant through owner dependence, investor
control, policy influence, data power, product externalities, identity
pressure, opacity, or harmful subsidiary business lines. This warrants a
Identity Capture penalty because parent control makes the cited risk
materially relevant across owned brands, portfolio companies, users,
customers, workers, or public institutions. The penalty is calibrated to
the severity of that parent-level exposure rather than imported
mechanically from any one subsidiary.
Calibration notes
Comparative anchor: Parent and owner entities
calibrated against listed subsidiaries, conglomerates, private-equity
firms, public companies, and mission-locked alternatives.
Linked evidence
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's public parent-level model
makes Identity Capture directly relevant through owner dependence,
investor control, policy influence, data power, product externalities,
identity pressure, opacity, or harmful subsidiary business lines.[11]
Ideological Disavowal
?
Concealed ideology presented as neutrality, expertise, professional
necessity, public-service administration, market inevitability, or
non-ideological common sense while exercising power. Range: -3 to 0.
-2
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's public parent-level model makes
Ideological Disavowal directly relevant through owner dependence,
investor control, policy influence, data power,…
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's public parent-level model makes
Ideological Disavowal directly relevant through owner dependence,
investor control, policy influence, data power, product externalities,
identity pressure, opacity, or harmful subsidiary business lines. This
warrants a Ideological Disavowal penalty because parent control makes
the cited risk materially relevant across owned brands, portfolio
companies, users, customers, workers, or public institutions. The
penalty is calibrated to the severity of that parent-level exposure
rather than imported mechanically from any one subsidiary.
Calibration notes
Comparative anchor: Parent and owner entities
calibrated against listed subsidiaries, conglomerates, private-equity
firms, public companies, and mission-locked alternatives.
Linked evidence
Nant Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's public parent-level model
makes Ideological Disavowal directly relevant through owner dependence,
investor control, policy influence, data power, product externalities,
identity pressure, opacity, or harmful subsidiary business lines.[12]
Bonus Credits
No bonus credits applied in this version.
Confidence Basis
Confidence Basis
Confidence is computed from the evidence trail and review state, not
typed into the profile by hand.
This confidence label measures the source-backed evidence trail.
AI-scaffolded scores remain tentative until human review.
Claim confidence17/20
12 verified linked claims
Source quality15/18
Best source per verified claim, weighted by institutional reliability
Direct axis-specific claims14/18
12 direct claims across 12 active components
Dispute load12/12
0 disputed claims on this entity
Recency10/10
Newest accepted timestamp: May 13, 2026
Reviewer status7/12
Human-reviewed components score higher than AI scaffolding
Component coverage10/10
12/12 evidence-bearing components have direct support
Evidence State
Evidence State
Profile stateAI draft / human-pending
VerificationUnverified
ConfidenceHigh confidence (AI)
ThoroughnessDeveloped (AI)
Correction routeUse “Challenge this rating” for
factual errors, missing counterevidence, source problems, or calculation
mistakes.
Company responseCompany representatives can
submit source-backed corrections; payment never changes scores or
reviewer authority.
Claims and Sources
Claims are the evidence record. Each claim needs a source link, axis
category, status, confidence level, and timestamp before it can support
a score.
* Tentative scaffolding score. Not
human-checked or final.
1Nant
Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong is organized as the parent, owner, or
controlling holding structure described in the linked public materials,
not as a worker-, customer-, reader-, or public-governed
institution.
2Nant
Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's public structure concentrates binding
control in shareholders, family owners, funds, executives, or individual
owners rather than the subsidiaries' workers, users, customers, or
affected communities.
3Nant
Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong controls or benefits from subsidiary,
portfolio, platform, media, retail, insurance, finance, or franchise
economics at parent scale.
4Nant
Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's public ownership model does not give
ordinary workers across controlled subsidiaries binding democratic
authority over parent strategy.
5Nant
Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's parent-level structure creates ordinary
corporate, investment, platform, or franchise exposure to layoffs,
restructuring, divestitures, or weak exit protections.
6Nant
Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's public materials do not show a durable
rule requiring parent owners or investors to absorb losses ahead of
workers, customers, readers, users, or affected communities.
Loss Bearing FidelityVerifiedMedium
confidenceHuman-reviewed
7Nant
Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's parent position gives it market,
platform, brand, portfolio, distribution, data, or financing power over
ordinary customers or subsidiary constituencies.
8Nant
Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's controlled businesses include products
or services with real public or consumer utility, but that utility is
filtered through parent-level control and monetization
incentives.
9Nant
Capital / Patrick Soon-Shiong's scale makes parent-level decisions
consequential for many people across subsidiaries, portfolio companies,
customers, workers, or public institutions.
10Nant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public parent-level model makes Reversibility directly
relevant through owner dependence, investor control, policy influence,
data power, product externalities, identity pressure, opacity, or
harmful subsidiary business lines.
11Nant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public parent-level model makes Identity Capture directly
relevant through owner dependence, investor control, policy influence,
data power, product externalities, identity pressure, opacity, or
harmful subsidiary business lines.
12Nant Capital / Patrick
Soon-Shiong's public parent-level model makes Ideological Disavowal
directly relevant through owner dependence, investor control, policy
influence, data power, product externalities, identity pressure,
opacity, or harmful subsidiary business lines.
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