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Ticker · ACR ISIN · NO0010840515 LEI · 549300P5VT8OMA17TJ33 OL Financial and insurance activities
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Latest filing 2019-03-20 Capital/Financing Update
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About Axactor SE

https://www.axactor.com/

Axactor SE is a debt management company specializing in credit management solutions. Its core business activities include third-party debt collection (3PC), the acquisition and management of non-performing loan (NPL) portfolios, and accounts receivable management. The company serves a client base of banks and financial institutions, focusing primarily on unsecured consumer debt. Axactor utilizes digital systems and data-driven approaches to optimize the collection process for both its clients' receivables and its own purchased debt portfolios, aiming to improve liquidity and reduce credit losses for its partners.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
Axactor SE – Fixed income investor call and potential tap issue
Capital/Financing Update Classification · 98% confidence The document announces an upcoming fixed income investor call and mentions the potential for a 'tap issue' in the company's outstanding bonds, which is a form of financing or capital raising activity. This directly relates to the company's capital structure and fundraising efforts. Therefore, the most appropriate classification is Capital/Financing Update (CAP). The document is short and serves as an announcement, but the core subject matter is financing, making CAP more specific than RPA or RNS.
2019-03-20 English
Mandatory notifcation of trade
Regulatory Filings Classification · 99% confidence The document is titled 'Mandatory notifcation of trade' and details a specific transaction where Geveran Trading Co. Limited acquired shares in Axactor SE. It explicitly mentions the number of shares acquired, the price, and the resulting ownership percentage, which is characteristic of insider trading or major shareholder transaction reporting. This directly aligns with the definition of 'Director's Dealing' (DIRS) or potentially 'Major Shareholding Notification' (MRQ). Since the notification is about a specific trade by an entity controlled by a key individual (Mr. John Fredriksen), DIRS is the most precise fit, as it covers personal share transactions by executives/related parties. The length is short, but the content is a direct report of a transaction, not an announcement of a report's publication.
2019-03-12 English
Axactor sells portfolio of REO assets to a Private Fund
Regulatory Filings Classification · 99% confidence The document announces a specific corporate transaction: the sale of a portfolio of REO assets by Axactor to a Private Fund for approximately €3m. This is a material event related to the company's assets and business operations, but it does not fit neatly into standard recurring financial reports (10-K, IR, ER) or specific governance/insider filings (MANG, DIRS, DEF 14A). It is not a standard Earnings Release (ER) as it focuses on a single transaction, not period results. It is not a Capital/Financing Update (CAP) as it is an asset sale, not fundraising or debt issuance. It is not a Merger/Acquisition (TAR) as it is an asset disposal, not a takeover bid. Given the nature of the announcement—a significant, non-recurring business transaction that impacts asset management—it is best classified as a general Regulatory Filing (RNS), which serves as the fallback for specific corporate actions that don't have a dedicated code, or potentially a Transaction in Own Shares (POS) if the REO assets were considered part of the company's own capital structure management, but RNS is a safer general classification for specific business deals announced outside of standard reporting cycles. Since it is a specific business transaction announcement, RNS is the most appropriate general regulatory announcement category.
2019-03-05 English
Profitable growth and step change in portfolio size
Earnings Release Classification · 99% confidence The document provides detailed financial highlights, key figures in a table format comparing Q4 2018 to Q4 2017, and comprehensive operational and financial commentary covering Revenues, Earnings, Operating expenses, Net financial items, Tax, and Cash flow for the fourth quarter and the full year 2018. The content structure, including segment breakdowns (NPL, REO, 3PC, ARM) and year-over-year comparisons, is characteristic of a comprehensive financial report covering a full fiscal year or a major interim period. Since it covers the full year (FY 2018) results and includes detailed financial statements/tables, it aligns best with an Annual Report (10-K) or a comprehensive Interim Report (IR). Given the depth and the explicit mention of 'FY 2018 accounts' and the comprehensive nature, it strongly suggests a full annual filing, even if it's not explicitly labeled '10-K'. However, since it focuses heavily on the *results* of the period rather than being a regulatory filing announcement, and it covers the full year, it is most likely the content that would form part of the Annual Report (10-K) or a very detailed Interim Report (IR). Because it covers the full year's performance and includes detailed financial tables, 'IR' (Interim/Quarterly Report) is a strong candidate if it's not the 10-K, but the depth suggests a comprehensive report. Given the context of financial reporting, a document detailing full-year results is often classified as 10-K if it's the primary annual filing, or IR if it's a detailed half-year report. Since it explicitly covers FY 2018, and the structure is highly detailed, I will classify it as an Interim/Quarterly Report (IR) as it might be the detailed earnings release/report preceding the final 10-K filing, or a comprehensive half-year report if the company reports semi-annually. Given the Q4 focus and FY summary, 'IR' is the most appropriate fit among the provided options for a detailed period report that isn't explicitly the 10-K or just an ER. Q4 2018
2019-02-13 English
Profitable growth and step change in portfolio size
Investor Presentation Classification · 98% confidence The document is titled "Q4 2018 presentation" and contains detailed financial highlights, segment performance breakdowns, balance sheet structure, debt maturity profiles, and outlook statements, all presented in a slide deck format (indicated by section headers and visual layout cues typical of investor presentations). It specifically covers the fourth quarter (Q4 2018) and the full year 2018 results, including condensed income statements and balance sheets. This content strongly aligns with an Investor Presentation (IP), which typically summarizes key financial results and strategy updates for investors, distinct from a formal regulatory filing like a 10-K or a brief Earnings Release (ER). Since it is a presentation format detailing performance, IP is the most appropriate classification.
2019-02-13 English
Profitable growth and step change in portfolio size
Earnings Release Classification · 100% confidence The document provides key financial highlights for the fourth quarter of 2018, including revenue (EUR 75 million), EBITDA (EUR 20 million), and details on portfolio investments (NPL acquisitions, REO assets). It includes commentary from the CEO and CFO regarding performance and future outlook. This structure—summarizing period results with key metrics and management commentary, but not being a full, comprehensive annual report (10-K) or a detailed interim report (IR)—strongly suggests it is an initial announcement of financial results. This aligns best with the Earnings Release (ER) definition. Q4 2018
2019-02-13 English

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