Alt5 Sigma is facing scrutiny from regulators and investors alike following inconsistencies in its filings and internal leadership changes. This has raised concerns about the company’s transparency and compliance with SEC regulations. inconsistencies in auditor timeline raise regulatory questions. An independent auditor, William Hudgens, resigned in early July but Alt5 Sigma did not file for his resignation until November 29th. The delay in disclosing this resignation is coupled with a late third-quarter report filing, prompting regulatory watchdogs to look into the company’s practices. Further, internal emails suggest executive suspensions occurred weeks before official disclosures were made. 16 October saw Alt5 Sigma announce CEO Peter Tassiopoulos was suspended by the board after reports of misconduct emerged. However, an email dated September 4th indicated he had already been placed on temporary leave pending a special committee’s review. This further highlights leadership change discrepancies within the company.