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Legal entity is Trademango Solutions Inc., a British Columbia company (Incorporation No. BC0923035) per its own Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act filing, signed by CEO and co-founder Aamir Baig; the entity's own site names four Canadian co-founders (Aamir Baig, Andy Prochazka, Sam Prochazka, Fraser Hall). Corporations Canada's federal registry returns zero results for Trade Mango, consistent with a provincial (BC) incorporation rather than a gap in the check. SEC EDGAR full-text search found no filings naming Trademango or Article.com, and no press reporting of a private equity or venture acquisition was found, so this is treated as founder-owned rather than verified against a share register.

• Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act - Annual Report 2025 · filing “Trademango Solutions Inc. (“Article”), Incorporation No. BC0923035, is a British Columbia incorporated company”
• About Us | Article · the vendor's own site “founders":[{"@type":"Person","name":"Aamir Baig"},{"@type":"Person","name":"Andy Prochazka"},{"@type":"Person","name":"Sam Prochazka"},{"@type":"Person","name":"Fraser Hall"}]”
• Search for a Federal Corporation - Corporations Canada · registry record “Searched for: Corporate name: Trade Mango 0 results were found, 0 returned.”

Article's own supply-chain filing lists suppliers in Vietnam, China, India, Mexico, the United States, Malaysia, the Philippines, Portugal, and Indonesia, with training for Vietnam-based staff who work with Article's Asian product suppliers, indicating manufacturing is concentrated in Asia. No per-country revenue or unit split was published, so the split between the US, Portugal (EU), and the remaining Asian and Mexican suppliers is an estimate rather than a reported figure.

• Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act - Annual Report 2025 · filing “Article sources goods through a network of suppliers located in Vietnam, China, India, Mexico, the United States, Malaysia, the Philippines, Portugal, and Indonesia.”

Article's 2025 supply-chain filing states approximately 323 employees in Canada and 189 outside Canada, including in the United States and Vietnam, with sourcing staff also based in Mexico and China. The exact split of the 189 non-Canadian employees among the US, Vietnam, China, and Mexico was not published, so the US/OTHER split beyond the reported Canada share is estimated.

• Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act - Annual Report 2025 · filing “Article employed approximately 323 employees in Canada and 189 employees outside Canada, including employees in the United States and Vietnam.”

No page breaks out raw material origin separately from finished-product manufacturing; the mix is inferred to track manufacturing, since furniture materials (wood, upholstery, hardware) are typically sourced near the same Asian factories named in Article's supply-chain filing.

• Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act - Annual Report 2025 · filing “Article sources goods through a network of suppliers located in Vietnam, China, India, Mexico, the United States, Malaysia, the Philippines, Portugal, and Indonesia.”