VENTAS, INC.

Shareholders of Ventas, Inc.

Ventas, Inc. is a New York Stock Exchange listed REIT, so only holdings above the 5 per cent reporting threshold of section 13(d) of the US Securities Exchange Act are published. Its own proxy statement of 1 April 2026 names exactly four beneficial owners of more than 5 per cent of the common stock, measured at 1 March 2026 against 475,405,492 shares then outstanding: The Vanguard Group, 63,988,891 shares or 13.5 per cent; BlackRock, Inc., 41,935,325 or 8.8 per cent; JPMorgan Chase & Co., 28,174,629 or 5.9 per cent; and State Street Corporation, 26,611,546 or 5.6 per cent. All four are investment managers or parent holding companies holding for client accounts, and all four figures are capital as well as voting figures, the common stock being a single class of 0.25 US dollar par value with no dual-voting structure. The current share count is 512,946,359 as at 28 July 2026, stated on the cover of the Form 10-Q filed on 30 July 2026. There is no known individual, family or corporate controlling holding.

Reconciliation of the provider shareholder table

The provider table on this page is unreliable and should not be read as a holder list. It stores 5 rows while its own metadata claims 11 results across 3 pages, so 6 rows the provider itself says exist are not stored and cannot be audited. Two of the four holders the company reports above 5 per cent, BlackRock, Inc. and State Street Corporation, are absent from it altogether. Two of its five rows name Principal Financial Group, Inc., which has never filed a beneficial-ownership schedule on Ventas. Two further rows both name JPMorgan Chase & Co., the share count of one being exactly twice that of the other.

Every stored percentage is inflated, and by two different factors. The rows divide into two groups by provider record id, each reconciling exactly to its own denominator: ids beginning 7194 imply 382,131,787 shares and ids beginning 7090 or 7063 imply 414,365,931, against the 512,946,359 actually outstanding. That is an overstatement of 1.342 times and 1.238 times respectively. Note that the grouping is not simply by id prefix, since two distinct prefixes share the second denominator. Recomputed on the real share count:

The stored total_value field is internally consistent, being quantity multiplied by the stored share price to the cent, so the defect lies in the denominator rather than in the valuation.

The Vanguard rows and the 2026 realignment

The stored row attributing 75,948,003 shares to Vanguard Group Inc names a filer that has withdrawn its position. The Vanguard Group filed amendment 20 to its Schedule 13G on Ventas on 27 March 2026, accession 0000102909-26-002571, reporting as at 13 March 2026 sole voting power, shared voting power, sole dispositive power, shared dispositive power and aggregate beneficial ownership all of 0, with classPercent 0 and the five-per-cent-or-less box marked Y. The proxy attributes this to an internal realignment on 12 January 2026 and records that certain Vanguard subsidiaries or business divisions would report separately. Two did, both on this issuer: Vanguard Portfolio Management LLC, 41,321,002 shares or 8.69 per cent, filed 29 April 2026; and Vanguard Capital Management LLC, 35,893,818 shares or 7.55 per cent, filed 30 April 2026, both as at 31 March 2026. Their sum, 77,214,820, is close to the stored 75,948,003 but is neither equal to it nor measured on the same date, so the stored figure is not reconciled to the successors and is not presented here as the Vanguard family holding.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. has moved since the proxy: its latest amendment, filed 27 July 2026 and measured at 30 June 2026, reports 42,614,309 shares or 8.7 per cent, up from 33,872,732 or 7.1 per cent at 31 March 2026. Neither figure matches either stored JPMorgan row. BlackRock’s position is stated only as at 31 December 2023 in a Schedule 13G/A of 24 January 2024; it has filed nothing on Ventas since, so its 8.8 per cent is the latest reported figure and not a current one.

Ultimate beneficial ownership

No ultimate beneficial owner can be identified for Ventas, Inc. and none is asserted. Every holder above the reporting threshold is an institutional asset manager or a parent holding company reporting on behalf of client accounts, none holds a controlling interest, and no filing discloses a natural person or private holding company at the top of an ownership chain. Beneficial-ownership reporting under the US Corporate Transparency Act does not supply one either: under the final rule published by FinCEN on 11 August 2026, effective 14 August 2026, all entities created in the United States and their beneficial owners are exempt from beneficial-ownership information reporting, so for a Delaware corporation such as Ventas there is no such filing to consult and its absence is not a gap in the record.

Data availability

Major shareholders only. For a US listed company the public record contains beneficial owners above 5 per cent and reported insider holdings, and nothing else; there is no register of members and no complete shareholder list in the public domain, and the position of any holder below 5 per cent is not disclosable. That limit is what makes the two stored Principal Financial Group rows untestable rather than wrong: the company has filed 16 Schedule 13G and 52 Schedule 13G/A filings of its own, so it is an active filer, and State Street, JPMorgan Chase and BlackRock Advisors all appear in the population of 200 beneficial-ownership schedules filed on Ventas since 1994, which shows that population is complete and queryable, yet Principal appears in it not once. A sub-threshold position can therefore be neither confirmed nor refuted from any primary source. Before filtering that population the full set of form strings was enumerated, because EDGAR renamed these forms during February 2025 and both generations are live on this issuer: SC 13D, SC 13D/A, SC 13G, SC 13G/A, SCHEDULE 13G and SCHEDULE 13G/A all occur as distinct values. Percentages are taken from the classPercent element of each filing.

Sources

• Ventas, Inc., Definitive Proxy Statement on Schedule 14A, filed 1 April 2026, security ownership table as at 1 March 2026 – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000074026026000010/vtr-20260401.htm – retrieved 6 October 2026
• Ventas, Inc., Form 10-Q for the quarter ended 30 June 2026, cover page share count as at 28 July 2026, filed 30 July 2026 – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000074026026000024/vtr-20260630.htm – retrieved 6 October 2026
• The Vanguard Group, Schedule 13G/A amendment 20 on Ventas, Inc., event date 13 March 2026, filed 27 March 2026, accession 0000102909-26-002571 – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000010290926002571/primary_doc.xml – retrieved 6 October 2026
• Vanguard Portfolio Management LLC, Schedule 13G on Ventas, Inc., event date 31 March 2026, filed 29 April 2026, accession 0002100121-26-000767 – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000210012126000767/primary_doc.xml – retrieved 6 October 2026
• Vanguard Capital Management LLC, Schedule 13G on Ventas, Inc., event date 31 March 2026, filed 30 April 2026, accession 0002100119-26-001214 – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000210011926001214/primary_doc.xml – retrieved 6 October 2026
• JPMorgan Chase & Co., Schedule 13G/A amendment 2 on Ventas, Inc., event date 30 June 2026, filed 27 July 2026, accession 0000019617-26-000317 – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000001961726000317/primary_doc.xml – retrieved 6 October 2026
• State Street Corporation, Schedule 13G on Ventas, Inc., event date 31 March 2025, filed 13 May 2025, accession 0000093751-25-000329 – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000009375125000329/primary_doc.xml – retrieved 6 October 2026
• BlackRock, Inc., Schedule 13G/A on Ventas, Inc., as at 31 December 2023, filed 24 January 2024, accession 0001086364-24-002737 – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000108636424002737/us92276f1003_012424.txt – retrieved 6 October 2026
• Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, beneficial ownership information reporting – https://www.fincen.gov/boi – retrieved 6 October 2026

Directors and officers of Ventas, Inc.

The authoritative record for a US listed company is its own SEC filings, not a state register. Ventas, Inc.’s proxy statement of 1 April 2026 put 12 director nominees to the annual meeting held on 13 May 2026 and states that all 12 were already serving members of the board; the same document tallies directors, director nominees and executive officers together at 16 persons. Debra A. Cafaro serves as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer and signed the 2026 proxy letter in that capacity. Robert F. Probst has been Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer since October 2014. J. Justin Hutchens has been Executive Vice President, Senior Housing since March 2020 and Chief Investment Officer since January 2023. Four changes to the executive roster occurred between February and October 2026 and are set out below. No corporate entity is disclosed as an officer of Ventas, Inc.; every office-holder named in the company’s filings is a natural person.

Recent officer changes

• Appointment, effective on or around 5 October 2026. On 10 September 2026 the company approved the appointment of Laurida Sayed as Senior Vice President, Chief Accounting Officer and Controller. From the effective date Robert F. Probst ceased to perform the responsibilities of Chief Accounting Officer on an interim basis and remains Chief Financial Officer. Reported by Form 8-K filed 15 September 2026, Item 5.02.
• Resignation, effective 26 June 2026. On 15 June 2026 Carey S. Roberts notified the company of her intention to resign as Executive Vice President, General Counsel, Ethics & Compliance Officer and Corporate Secretary. From the effective date Kevin M. Bohl, Senior Vice President, Deputy General Counsel and Assistant Corporate Secretary, assumed the responsibilities of General Counsel, Ethics & Compliance Officer and Corporate Secretary on an interim basis. Reported by Form 8-K filed 15 June 2026, Items 5.02 and 8.01.
• Retirement, effective 1 May 2026. Peter J. Bulgarelli retired as Executive Vice President, Outpatient Medical & Research of Ventas, Inc. and President and Chief Executive Officer of Lillibridge Healthcare Services, Inc. The retirement was announced on 17 November 2025 and a separation and release agreement was entered into on 12 May 2026. Reported by Forms 8-K filed 17 November 2025 and 15 May 2026, Item 5.02 in each case.

A fourth change preceded these: on 16 February 2026 Gregory R. Liebbe informed the company he was resigning as Senior Vice President, Chief Accounting Officer and Controller, his last day of employment being 27 February 2026, the company stating that the resignation did not result from any disagreement over its accounting practices or financial reporting.

Assessment of the provider officer records

The provider officer feed on this page stores 5 rows while claiming 14 results across 3 pages, so 9 rows the provider itself says exist are neither stored nor auditable. Of the 12 serving directors, only one appears in the stored rows, the feed carrying no concept of a directorship distinct from a job title. None of the four 2026 changes above is reflected, although the feed’s own last-synced stamp is 3 October 2026, after all of them.

Taken row by row against the company’s filings:

• The row for Debra A. Cafaro, titled Chairman & Ceo, is correct and current. The name is split wrongly, the middle initial being stored inside the surname field as “A. Cafaro”.
• The row titled Senior Vp & Chief Information Officer is substantively right: the company’s own press release of 8 February 2019, filed as Exhibit 99.1 to a Form 8-K, names Bhavana Devulapally as “Chief Information Officer and Senior Vice President” and says the appointment was announced in January 2019. The stored appointment date of 1 February 2019 corresponds to no date the company asserts. A Chief Information Officer is not an SEC-reportable officer, so the absence of later filings naming her is not evidence that she has left, and no statement is made about her current status.
• The row for Bruce Lunsford carries the title “Founder”, which is not an office Ventas, Inc. has. He founded the company’s predecessor business, but a full-text search of Ventas filings returns no appearance of his name at any date after 1 March 2008, against nine appearances between 2006 and 2008. The row is nonetheless stored with work status ACTIVE and no resignation date, roughly eighteen years after his last appearance.
• The row for T. Richard Riney, titled Senior Advisor, names a genuine long-serving Ventas office-holder: the same search returns 2,410 documents. But none is dated later than 8 May 2020, against 111 across 2019 and 2020. This row too is stored ACTIVE with no resignation date, about six years after his last appearance. The name is also mangled, the given-name field holding only “T.” and the surname field holding “Richard Riney J.d.”, a post-nominal folded into the name.
• The fifth row carries the job title “Head Of Applications”, which is an internal technology management role and not a corporate office. The person named returns zero documents in Ventas’s entire full-text filing record, both on the full name and on the surname alone. The name is withheld here, because naming a private individual in order to say they cannot be verified would itself be an assertion about that person. The row’s stored appointment date is 1 February 2010.

Note the pattern in the two non-null appointment dates: 1 February 2010 and 1 February 2019. Both are the first day of February in different years, and neither matches any date the company publishes. They should be read as fill values rather than as appointment dates. The three rows carrying a birth year all carry a birth month of 1, a value no US source publishes for a corporate officer; it is not reproduced here. No row carries a street address, so no residential address appears in the baseline for this company.

Data availability

Partial. Delaware, the state of incorporation, publishes no list of directors or officers for a corporation at all, so the absence of officer data from a Delaware register carries no information and should not be read as a gap. The usable record for Ventas, Inc. is its SEC filings: the annual proxy statement for the full board and the named executive officers, Form 8-K Item 5.02 for each appointment, resignation, retirement and termination with its effective date, and Forms 3, 4 and 5 for insiders. That record is current to 15 September 2026 on this company. Nationality is not disclosed and is not publicly available: neither the SEC nor the Delaware Division of Corporations records the nationality or citizenship of a director or officer, and none is inferred here from a name, an address or a country field. The stored address_country value of US is a provider field and is neither nationality nor residence. Country of residence is likewise not disclosed. Appointment dates are available from the company’s filings for current executive officers but not uniformly for every office-holder, and the stored dates are not usable.

Sources

• Ventas, Inc., Definitive Proxy Statement on Schedule 14A, filed 1 April 2026 – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000074026026000010/vtr-20260401.htm – retrieved 6 October 2026
• Ventas, Inc., Form 8-K reporting the appointment of a Senior Vice President, Chief Accounting Officer and Controller, event 10 September 2026, filed 15 September 2026, accession 0001104659-26-107921 – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000110465926107921/0001104659-26-107921-index.htm – retrieved 6 October 2026
• Ventas, Inc., Form 8-K reporting the resignation of the General Counsel and an interim appointment, filed 15 June 2026, accession 0001104659-26-074016 – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000110465926074016/0001104659-26-074016-index.htm – retrieved 6 October 2026
• Ventas, Inc., Form 8-K reporting a separation and release agreement on a retirement effective 1 May 2026, filed 15 May 2026, accession 0001104659-26-062795 – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000110465926062795/0001104659-26-062795-index.htm – retrieved 6 October 2026
• Ventas, Inc., Form 8-K announcing an expected retirement effective 1 May 2026, filed 17 November 2025, accession 0001104659-25-113175 – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000110465925113175/0001104659-25-113175-index.htm – retrieved 6 October 2026
• Ventas, Inc., Form 8-K reporting the resignation of the Chief Accounting Officer and Controller, event 16 February 2026, filed 20 February 2026, accession 0001104659-26-018206 – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000110465926018206/0001104659-26-018206-index.htm – retrieved 6 October 2026
• Ventas, Inc., press release of 8 February 2019 filed as Exhibit 99.1 to a Form 8-K, naming the Chief Information Officer and Senior Vice President – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000115752319000267/a51937928ex99_1.htm – retrieved 6 October 2026
• US Securities and Exchange Commission, EDGAR full-text search index, phrase queries restricted to CIK 0000740260 with date windows – https://efts.sec.gov/LATEST/search-index – retrieved 6 October 2026

Group structure of Ventas, Inc.

Ventas, Inc. is the ultimate parent of its own group and has no parent company. It is listed on the New York Stock Exchange with no controlling holder, and its GLEIF record carries a Level 2 reporting exception for both the direct and the ultimate accounting consolidation parent, each with the reason NO_KNOWN_PERSON. The group is very large and overwhelmingly Delaware-organised: the Exhibit 21 filed with the Form 10-K for the year ended 31 December 2025 lists 2,808 entities, of which 2,410 are stated to be organised in Delaware. The remaining jurisdictions are mostly Canadian, Quebec accounting for 80 entities, British Columbia 36 and Ontario 38 across two spellings, with 23 in Maryland, 20 in California and 14 each in Virginia and New York. Outside North America the group is small and concentrated: seven entities in the United Kingdom and five in Jersey. Ventas also holds minority positions in operating companies that are not group members, notably approximately 6.6 per cent of Ardent and 34 per cent of Atria at 31 December 2025, both accounted for as unconsolidated entities.

Verified corporate relationships

No ownership percentage is published for any of these relationships except the United Kingdom PSC band shown, so none is stated. Exhibit 21 names entities and their jurisdiction of organisation but gives no percentages and no ownership chain, and its indentation carries no legend, so the chain between levels is not inferred here. The UK chain is the one exception, because each step is separately attested by the relevant company’s own PSC register.

Recent structural changes

• Two new United Kingdom subsidiaries, December 2024. Ventas UK Opco Holdings Limited was incorporated at Companies House on 11 December 2024 and Ventas UK Opco Limited on 13 December 2024. Both first appear in the Exhibit 21 for FY2024 and both remain in the FY2025 list. Ventas, Inc. was entered on the PSC register of Ventas UK Opco Holdings Limited on 11 December 2024, the day of incorporation.
• Eight entities left the filed subsidiary list between February 2025 and February 2026. Eight distinct entities carried in the provider group tree appear in the Exhibit 21 for FY2024, filed 13 February 2025, and are absent from the Exhibit 21 for FY2025, filed 6 February 2026: Szr Huntcliff Assisted Living Limited Partnership, VTR Property Holdings Cypresswood LLC, VTR Chesterfield Holdco LLC, Chateau Brickyard Operations LLC, Vsl Penasquitos LP, VTR Garden Park LP, VTR Garden Park GP LLC and Vaoc Penasquitos LP. The filings date the departure to that window but do not state its mechanism, and none is asserted here.
• 275 entities new to the FY2025 list. The FY2025 Exhibit 21 contains 275 names absent from the FY2024 Exhibit 21, consistent with the senior housing portfolio conversions the company reports for 2025, though the filings do not link individual entities to individual transactions and no such link is drawn here.

Assessment of the provider group tree

The stored tree holds 2,156 nodes under a single root. The root is Ventas, Inc. itself, correctly identified and the only node flagged as selected, with 1,834 direct children and a maximum depth of five. By country it is 2,141 US, 11 GB and 4 CA. Two structural defects affect almost every node: 2,148 of the 2,156 record identifiers are synthetic values beginning 99999, and 1,542 of the 2,156 registration numbers are hash-prefixed strings such as #0228397420 that match no register format in any jurisdiction. The tree also carries 31 duplicated names, one of them three times.

The 2,155 non-subject nodes were audited against the Exhibit 21 lists for FY2020, FY2022, FY2024 and FY2025, four of the twenty-nine filed years, with names normalised for punctuation, diacritics, bracketed former names and legal-form suffixes. The result:

• 1,762 nodes are named in the FY2025 Exhibit 21 and are verified current group entities.
• 106 nodes are dated former entries, last appearing in the FY2024 list (9), the FY2022 list (52) or the FY2020 list (45). These are real past group members carried as current, which is a different and far less serious matter than fabrication.
• 78 nodes are token transpositions of a real filed name. This is a name-corruption defect in the feed, not an invented entity. The provider has moved a word out of position: VTR Forest Trace, LLC is stored as Forest VTR Trace LLC, VOP Acacia Springs, LLC as Acacia Vop Springs LLC, JER/NHP Senior Housing, LLC as Senior Jer/Nhp Housing LLC, and in two cases the legal-form suffix itself has moved into the middle of the name, LHPT Decatur II, LLC becoming II Decatur LLC Lhpt and Ventas LS MD, LLC becoming MD Ls LLC Ventas. Every one of the 78 resolves to an entity that does appear in a filed Exhibit 21 once the transposition is undone.
• 209 nodes have no filed support in any of the four sampled years. Because only four of twenty-nine years were sampled, this figure is an upper bound and some of these entities will appear in an unsampled year.

The most systematic defect is the jurisdiction label. Of the 518 verified nodes that carry a US state label, 480 contradict the jurisdiction the Exhibit 21 states and only 38 agree – 92.7 per cent wrong. The largest single pattern is 315 nodes labelled US KY where Exhibit 21 states Delaware, followed by 54 labelled US NY, 19 US IL and 18 US CA, all against Delaware. Only six nodes in the entire tree carry a DE label, against 2,410 Delaware entities in the filed list. The same defect reaches the root: the subject’s own node is labelled US IL 2129976, yet 2129976 is the Delaware Division of Corporations file number, confirmed by GLEIF (jurisdiction US-DE, registration authority RA000602, FULLY_CORROBORATED), by the Form 10-K cover, by the EDGAR state-of-incorporation field and by the PSC registers of two United Kingdom subsidiaries, one of which prints Governing law Delaware, Place registered Delaware Corporation, Registration number 2129976, Incorporated in Delaware.

Two further misclassifications are provable from the filings themselves. First, the eleven nodes labelled GB include four that Exhibit 21 states are organised in Jersey, not the United Kingdom – Ventas UK Holdings I Limited, Ventas of Blackpool Limited, Ventas of Farnham Limited and Ventas of Hull Limited – and their six-digit numbers are consistent with a Jersey registry rather than the eight-character Companies House format. Second, six nodes carrying AHS names – Ahs Legacy Operations LLC, Ahs New Mexico Holdings Inc., Ahs Oklahoma Inc., Ahs Leasing Company LLC, Ahs Acquisitions LLC and Ahs East Texas Health System LLC – appear in none of the four sampled Exhibit 21 lists. Ventas held approximately 6.6 per cent of Ardent at 31 December 2025, an unconsolidated minority investment, and Ardent Health Partners, LLC is separately one of its largest operators at 6.4 per cent of net operating income. An operator’s or investee’s own operating subsidiaries are not group members of Ventas, Inc. and are not presented as such here. Three AHS Oklahoma entities are genuinely in the filed list, as is VTR AMS, Inc., formerly Ardent Medical Services, Inc., so the group does hold legacy Ardent real-estate entities; the six above are not among them.

The tree also omits entities that are independently verifiable. Of the 19 entities GLEIF records as direct children of Ventas, Inc., four are absent from the tree altogether – Cogdell Health Campus MOB LP (US-PA 3664451), Brandon MOB Investors LLC (US-MS 942064), Bonney Lake MOB Investors LLC (US-WA 602 922 391) and Ventas SSL Ontario II Inc. (CA-ON 1887881) – and all four are named in the FY2025 Exhibit 21. The non-US side is understated by an order of magnitude: the tree carries 15 non-US nodes against roughly 178 in the filed list, including some 166 Canadian entities against the tree’s four.

Data availability

Full for subsidiaries, and not from a register. Delaware publishes no subsidiary or ownership linkage for a corporation, so the register of the state of incorporation contributes nothing and its silence carries no information. The authoritative source is the company’s own Exhibit 21 to the Form 10-K, which has been filed as a separate attachment typed EX-21 in 28 of the 29 annual reports on Form 10-K on this company’s EDGAR record, from the year ended 31 December 1995 to the year ended 31 December 2025, and is absent only from the Form 10-K for the year ended 31 December 2000, filed 16 April 2001. Exhibit presence was determined from the SGML submission headers, not from the filing index JSON, whose type field holds an icon filename rather than an exhibit type; the method was proved by recovering EX-23, EX-31, EX-32 and EX-101 in the same years. That exhibit gives each entity’s name and jurisdiction of organisation only: it publishes no registration number, no ownership percentage and no ownership chain, so percentages are unavailable for the group as a whole and are not estimated. Registration numbers in the table above come from Companies House for the United Kingdom entities, each verified by name and number against the register with a nonsense control returning HTTP 404, and from GLEIF registeredAs values with their registration-authority codes for the others. The United Kingdom PSC registers were confirmed to discriminate rather than to serve a uniform page: each returned a distinct body and a distinct controlling entity, and a positive control on an unrelated company returned that company’s own parent.

Sources

• Ventas, Inc., Exhibit 21 to the Form 10-K for the year ended 31 December 2025, filed 6 February 2026, 2,808 entities – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000074026026000006/vtr-ex21_123125.htm – retrieved 6 October 2026
• Ventas, Inc., Exhibit 21 to the Form 10-K for the year ended 31 December 2024, filed 13 February 2025 – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000074026025000052/vtr-ex21_123124.htm – retrieved 6 October 2026
• Ventas, Inc., Exhibit 21 to the Form 10-K for the year ended 31 December 2022, filed 10 February 2023 – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000074026023000070/vtr-ex21_123122.htm – retrieved 6 October 2026
• Ventas, Inc., Exhibit 21 to the Form 10-K for the year ended 31 December 2020, filed 23 February 2021 – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000074026021000048/vtr-ex21_123120.htm – retrieved 6 October 2026
• Ventas, Inc., Form 10-K for the year ended 31 December 2025, Item 1 Business, minority interests in Ardent and Atria – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/740260/000074026026000006/vtr-20251231.htm – retrieved 6 October 2026
• Companies House, Ventas UK Real Estate Limited, company 14541258, persons with significant control – https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/14541258/persons-with-significant-control – retrieved 6 October 2026
• Companies House, Ventas UK Opco Holdings Limited, company 16129769, persons with significant control – https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/16129769/persons-with-significant-control – retrieved 6 October 2026
• Companies House, Ventas UK Opco Limited, company 16135129 – https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/16135129 – retrieved 6 October 2026
• Companies House, Crimson Dorset Limited, company 09355828, persons with significant control – https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/09355828/persons-with-significant-control – retrieved 6 October 2026
• GLEIF, direct children of LEI ORQTRC074CWLT3DKHT41 – https://api.gleif.org/api/v1/lei-records/ORQTRC074CWLT3DKHT41/direct-children – retrieved 6 October 2026
• GLEIF, Level 2 direct parent reporting exception for LEI ORQTRC074CWLT3DKHT41 – https://api.gleif.org/api/v1/lei-records/ORQTRC074CWLT3DKHT41/direct-parent-reporting-exception – retrieved 6 October 2026