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Ticker · BALT ISIN · NO0010810476 LEI · 213800T94A9GIDXI2C20 OL Real estate activities
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Filings indexed 450 across all filing types
Latest filing 2024-03-22 Director's Dealing
Country NO Norway
Listing OL BALT

About Baltic Sea Properties

https://balticsea.no/

Baltic Sea Properties is an integrated investment company specializing in commercial real estate. The company's core activities include the investment, development, management, and leasing of logistics, industrial, and commercial properties, with a primary focus on the Baltic region. It offers premises to lease, real estate services, and joint venture partnerships to a diverse client base. The firm's strategy is centered on a client-focused approach, acquiring and developing properties in strategic locations to meet current and future needs. It is committed to building long-term partnerships and delivering high-quality, sustainable real estate assets designed for superior lifecycle value.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
Mandatory notification of trade
Director's Dealing Classification · 100% confidence The document is titled "Notification and public disclosure of transactions by Primary Insiders and their Close Associates." It contains structured fields detailing the person involved, the reason for notification (including position/status), issuer details, and specific sections for the 'Nature of the transaction,' 'Price(s) and volume(s),' 'Date of the transaction,' and 'Place of the transaction.' This structure is characteristic of mandatory regulatory filings reporting insider trading or director dealings. Comparing this to the definitions, 'Director's Dealing (Code: DIRS)' specifically covers 'Report of personal share transactions by company directors and executives (insider trades).' The content perfectly matches this definition.
2024-03-22 English
Mandatory notification of trade
Director's Dealing Classification · 100% confidence The document is titled "Mandatory notification of trade" and details a transaction where a company controlled by the Chairman and primary insider acquired shares in Baltic Sea Properties AS. This explicitly describes a personal share transaction by a company director/executive (insider trade). This aligns perfectly with the definition of Director's Dealing (DIRS). The document length is short (1131 chars), but the content is the transaction itself, not an announcement of a report, so DIRS is the correct classification over RPA or RNS.
2024-03-22 English
Baltic Sea Properties enters new office and warehouse development for the largest energy company in the Baltics, marking the first stage of new business park.
Regulatory Filings Classification · 95% confidence The document announces a specific business transaction: a new development and lease agreement between Baltic Sea Properties (BSP) and ESO (a subsidiary of Ignitis Group) for an office and warehouse complex. This type of announcement, detailing a significant contract, financing commitment (€8.5 million development cost), and strategic partnership, fits best under Capital/Financing Update (CAP) or potentially Regulatory Filings (RNS) if it were a mandatory disclosure without a better fit. However, since it details a major contract and associated development cost/pipeline growth, it relates directly to capital deployment and business structure changes. Given the options, it is a significant corporate event announcement. It is not an ER, IR, 10-K, or AGM material. It is most closely related to a major business transaction announcement. Since there isn't a specific 'M&A/Major Contract' code, and it involves significant capital commitment and lease terms, it is classified as a Capital/Financing Update (CAP) as it details a major capital deployment project, or RNS as a general regulatory announcement. Given the focus on the development cost and lease structure, CAP is a strong candidate, but RNS is the safest fallback for non-standard corporate news disclosures that are not explicitly defined elsewhere. Since the text explicitly mentions disclosure requirements under EU Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) and listing rules, it functions as a general regulatory announcement. I will classify it as RNS as it is a broad announcement of a material event not covered by more specific codes like DIV, SHA, or TAR.
2024-03-04 English
Baltic Sea Properties (BALT) reports positive results and growth in 2023
Audit Report / Information Classification · 95% confidence The document text contains a detailed table of contents, highlights for 'Year-end 2023 (Q4)', extensive financial tables comparing 2023, 2022, and 2021 results (including Rental income, NAV, LTV), and specific sections titled 'Financial overview', 'Key figures group', and 'Financial results'. It explicitly mentions that the figures are 'unaudited' and refers to the reporting period as 'Year-end 2023 (Q4)'. The structure, content (financial performance, portfolio details, key metrics), and the explicit mention of year-end reporting strongly indicate this is a comprehensive report covering a full fiscal year, even though it is labeled as Q4 reporting. The presence of a detailed 'Contents' section listing financial statements and portfolio analysis, combined with the length (over 62k characters), points away from a brief Earnings Release (ER) or a simple Report Publication Announcement (RPA). Since it covers the full year's performance and contains detailed financial statements (even if simplified from full IFRS requirements for this quarterly version), it aligns best with the comprehensive nature of an Annual Report, although it is presented in a format that might be a supplement or a detailed quarterly/half-year report. However, the focus on 'Year-end 2023' and the detailed financial comparison across three years suggests it is the primary annual disclosure document, which maps to the 10-K category for official yearly reports. Given the context of a Norwegian listed company, while '10-K' is the US SEC term, it represents the 'Official yearly report covering company activity and full financial performance' in our definitions. If it were strictly a half-year report, 'IR' (Interim Report) would be appropriate, but 'Year-end 2023' strongly suggests the annual cycle. The document also mentions the *audited* annual report is scheduled for April 11th, implying this document is the *unaudited* year-end package, which often precedes the final 10-K/Annual Report filing. In many contexts, the comprehensive unaudited year-end report serves the function of the Annual Report (10-K). Given the depth of year-end data, 10-K is the most fitting classification for a full-year financial disclosure. FY 2023
2024-02-15 English
Baltic Sea Properties (BALT) reports positive results and growth in 2023
Earnings Release Classification · 100% confidence The document text explicitly presents financial results for the year ended December 31, 2023, including rental income, finance costs, profit after tax, and annual return on equity. It uses phrases like 'Q4 financial report' and 'annual return on equity (NAV)'. This content strongly suggests a comprehensive financial report covering a full fiscal year. However, the final sentence states, 'For more detailed insights into our financial performance and strategic initiatives, please review the attached Q4 2023 quarterly report.' This structure—presenting key annual highlights but referring to an 'attached quarterly report' for details—is slightly ambiguous. Since the data covers the full year (2023) and is presented as a summary of results, it aligns best with an Annual Report (10-K) or a comprehensive Interim/Quarterly Report (IR). Given the focus on the full year 2023 results and the CEO commentary typical of year-end reviews, it leans towards an Annual Report summary. However, the explicit mention of 'Q4 financial report' and 'quarterly report' suggests it might be the year-end component of an Interim Report cycle, or an Earnings Release (ER) that is unusually detailed. Since it provides detailed figures for the full year (not just highlights) and discusses the annual return, it is more substantial than a typical ER. If it were a pure announcement of a report, it would be RPA. Since it contains the core results summary, it is the report itself. Given the comprehensive nature covering the full year, 10-K is the most appropriate fit for a full-year financial summary, even if the text references a Q4 attachment, as the presented data is annual. If the document were significantly shorter and only announced the release, it would be RPA. Since it contains the substance of the results, I classify it as 10-K, representing the annual performance summary. Q4 2023
2024-02-15 English
Finansiell kalender
Report Publication Announcement Classification · 99% confidence The document text is titled 'Finansiell kalender' (Financial Calendar) and lists future dates for various corporate events, specifically mentioning 'Kvartalsrapport' (Quarterly Report), 'Halvårsrapport' (Half-Year Report), 'Årsrapport' (Annual Report), and 'Ordinær generalforsamling' (Annual General Meeting). This document is an announcement about the schedule of future corporate reports and meetings, not the reports themselves. Since it is an announcement regarding the publication schedule of reports, it fits best under Report Publication Announcement (RPA), which covers announcements about the timing or release of company reports.
2023-12-22 Norwegian

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