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Ticker · MTL ISIN · LU1598757687 LEI · 2EULGUTUI56JI9SAL165 LU Manufacturing
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Latest filing 2021-08-11 Foreign Filer Report
Country LU Luxembourg
Listing LU MTL

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ArcelorMittal is a leading integrated steel and mining company. It manufactures and markets a comprehensive range of finished and semi-finished steel products. The company is also a major producer of iron ore and metallurgical coal, which are essential to its steelmaking operations. Its products are utilized globally across key sectors, including construction for large-scale infrastructure like skyscrapers and bridges, and the automotive industry. ArcelorMittal develops innovative solutions such as the Multi Part Integration® (MPI) to enhance vehicle production and safety, and the XCarb® brand of low-carbon and recycled steel products to advance sustainability in the industry.

Recent filings

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6-K
Foreign Filer Report
2021-08-11 English
Notificación de operación realizada por persona con responsabilidad de Dirección.
Board/Management Information Classification · 99% confidence The document is titled 'Designated person notification' and explicitly references Article 19(3) of Regulation (EU) No 596/2014 (Market Abuse Regulations). It announces that a notification of a share transaction by a Designated Person (Director or Executive Officer) is available on external databases. This directly corresponds to the definition of Director's Dealing (insider trades). The code for Director's Dealing is DIRS.
2021-08-11 Spanish
Relación de operaciones con acciones propias efectuadas el 5 y el 6 de agosto de 2021, en el marco del programa de recompra de acciones anunciado el 29 de julio de 2021.
Transaction in Own Shares Classification · 95% confidence The document text consists of detailed tables showing transaction data, including issuer name, identity codes, transaction dates (e.g., 8/5/2021, 8/6/2021), volume of shares, weighted average price, market codes (XAMS, CEUX), and specific transaction details like broker information and quantity bought. This structure strongly suggests a report detailing insider transactions or significant share dealings by directors/executives, or potentially a regulatory filing related to share transactions. Given the options, 'Director's Dealing' (DIRS) is the most specific fit for detailed transaction reports, although it could also be a general regulatory filing (RNS) if it were a mandatory disclosure form. However, the presence of 'Kepler Cheuvreux' as the reporting entity and the granular detail on purchases/sales align closely with the nature of insider transaction reports. Since the document details transactions (buying/selling shares) by an entity (ARCELORMITTAL) and includes broker details, it fits the scope of insider trading disclosures, which often fall under DIRS if they relate to directors/executives, or POS if it's the company buying its own shares. Since the context implies transaction reporting, and the data is highly granular transaction data, DIRS (Director's Dealing) or POS (Transaction in Own Shares) are candidates. Given the structure detailing trades executed by a broker for an issuer, DIRS is often used for executive/director trades, while POS is for company repurchases. Without explicit confirmation that the trades are by directors, DIRS is a strong possibility for insider activity reporting. If we consider the possibility that this is a general report of share transactions, POS (Transaction in Own Shares) is also plausible if the issuer is buying back shares. However, the format looks like a standard transaction log often associated with insider reporting. Let's re-evaluate based on the definitions. DIRS is 'Report of personal share transactions by company directors and executives (insider trades)'. POS is 'Report of the company buying back or selling its own shares (share repurchase/issuance)'. Since the document is a large, detailed data dump rather than a short announcement, it is the report itself, not an RPA. Given the complexity and detail, and the lack of explicit 'buyback' language, DIRS (insider dealing) is a reasonable classification for detailed transaction reporting, or it could be a general regulatory filing (RNS) if it's a mandated market transparency report. Given the high level of detail, I will classify it as DIRS, assuming it represents insider activity reporting, which is a common type of detailed filing. Upon closer inspection, the document is a 'KEPLER CHEUVREUX Aggregated presentation by day and by market' detailing transactions for 'ARCELORMITTAL'. This looks like a market surveillance or transparency report, which often falls under general regulatory filings (RNS) if it doesn't specifically map to DIRS (director dealing) or POS (company repurchase). Since it's a detailed data set, it's not RPA. DIRS requires director/executive involvement, which isn't explicitly stated. POS requires company repurchase/issuance, which isn't explicitly stated. RNS is the fallback for general regulatory announcements. Given the ambiguity between DIRS/POS and the general nature of the data presentation, RNS is the safest classification for a detailed, non-standard report. However, if we must choose the most specific fit based on the content being transaction data, and assuming this is a report of insider activity (a common regulatory filing type), DIRS remains a strong candidate if the transactions are related to insiders. If it's just general market activity data provided by a third party, RNS is better. Given the context of financial reporting databases, detailed transaction logs often map to insider trading reports. I will stick with DIRS as the most likely specific category for detailed transaction reporting, even if the subject (director vs. company) is slightly ambiguous, as it is more specific than RNS.
2021-08-09 Spanish
6-K
Foreign Filer Report
2021-08-06 English
Notificaciones de Société Générale SA relativas a su participación accionarial.
Major Shareholding Notification Classification · 98% confidence The document is titled "Société Générale SA shareholding notification" and explicitly states that ArcelorMittal received notifications regarding changes in voting rights thresholds (5.40% and 4.98%) due to the entry into of financial instruments by Société Générale SA. This directly relates to changes in significant share ownership levels crossing reporting thresholds. This aligns perfectly with the definition for Major Shareholding Notification (MRQ). The document length is short (2610 chars), but it is the notification itself, not an announcement of a separate report, making MRQ the most specific fit over the general fallback RNS.
2021-08-06 Spanish
6-K
Foreign Filer Report
2021-08-04 English

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