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Ticker · CDA ISIN · FR00140017V1 LEI · 96950029IN3GW457GG90 PA Arts, sports and recreation
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Filings indexed 489 across all filing types
Latest filing 2011-01-14 M&A Activity
Country FR France
Listing PA CDA

About Compagnie des Alpes

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Compagnie des Alpes is a leading European leisure operator founded in 1989. The company's activities are structured around two core business segments: Mountain Resorts and Leisure Destinations. The Mountain Resorts division manages a portfolio of 10 major ski areas situated in the French Alps, including renowned destinations such as Val d'Isère, Les Menuires, and Serre Chevalier. The Leisure Destinations division operates 13 theme parks and leisure sites across Europe, making it one of the continent's largest park operators. This portfolio features prominent attractions like Parc Astérix and Futuroscope. The company specializes in the operation of ski lift systems and the management of leisure park attractions and associated services to provide comprehensive visitor experiences.

Recent filings

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Un nouvel avenir pour le Parc du Futuroscope
M&A Activity Classification · 95% confidence The document details the official signing of legal acts related to the transfer of ownership shares of the Futuroscope park to Compagnie des Alpes (CDA), including financial terms, capital structure changes, and the establishment of new governance bodies. This transaction involves significant changes in control and financing structure, specifically the sale of shares and the creation of a new holding company (SEML Patrimoniale). This type of corporate action, involving fundraising, capital structure changes, and major asset transactions, aligns best with the 'Capital/Financing Update' category. It is not a standard regulatory report (10-K, IR, ER) but a specific announcement about a major corporate transaction affecting capital.
2011-01-14 French
Calendrier 2010-2011 Compagnie des Alpes
AGM Information Classification · 85% confidence The document is titled "Calendrier de communication financière 2010-2011" (Financial Communication Calendar 2010-2011) and lists future dates for key corporate events such as earnings releases (Chiffre d'affaires), the Annual General Meeting (Assemblée générale des actionnaires), and presentations of semi-annual/annual results. It is not the report itself, but an announcement detailing when various reports and meetings will occur. The presence of the specific date for the 'Assemblée générale des actionnaires' (March 17, 2011) suggests this document is related to scheduling shareholder meetings and related disclosures. Since it is an announcement about future corporate events and disclosures, and not a specific regulatory filing like 10-K or ER, it best fits the category for announcements related to shareholder meetings or general corporate scheduling. Given the explicit mention of the AGM date, AGM-R (AGM Information) is a strong candidate, but since the document is a calendar of *all* upcoming communications, including earnings, it functions as a general announcement about future corporate events. However, the most specific event listed that matches a defined category is the AGM. If this document were announcing the *results* of the AGM, it would be DVA. If it were the proxy materials, it would be PSI. Since it is the *schedule* including the AGM date, and it is a short announcement, it is most likely a general announcement about upcoming corporate events. Given the options, and the fact that it schedules the AGM, AGM-R is plausible if interpreted broadly as 'information related to the AGM schedule'. However, since it is a calendar of *all* communications, including earnings, it is fundamentally an announcement of future events. If it were a proxy statement, it would be PSI. If it were an earnings release, it would be ER. Since it is a schedule, and the document is short (under 5000 chars), it could be RPA or RNS. Given the explicit mention of the AGM date, and the general nature of the calendar, I will classify it as a general announcement related to corporate events, leaning towards the most specific event mentioned (AGM) or the general announcement category. Since it is a schedule of future events, and not a specific report, RPA (Report Publication Announcement) or RNS (Regulatory Filings) are strong fallbacks. Because it explicitly schedules the AGM, AGM-R is a possibility if interpreted as 'pre-AGM information'. Given the context of a financial calendar, and the lack of a specific 'Calendar' code, I will select the most specific event mentioned that has a code: AGM-R, as it is a key component of the schedule. Alternatively, since it is a schedule of future events, RPA (Report Publication Announcement) is also suitable as it announces *when* reports will be published. I will choose AGM-R because the AGM is a distinct, named event in the schedule.
2011-01-03 French
2010-2011 Compagnie des Alpes' diary
Report Publication Announcement Classification · 99% confidence The document text explicitly lists a '2010-2011 Diary' which includes scheduled events like '2010-2011 Q1 Sales', '2010-2011 Q2 Sales', and most importantly, 'Annual shareholders' meeting: March 17, 2011'. This indicates the document is a forward-looking schedule or announcement related to upcoming corporate events, specifically mentioning the Annual General Meeting (AGM). Since it is a diary/schedule of events rather than the presentation materials themselves or the voting results, it best fits the category for AGM-related information or a general announcement. Given the specific mention of the 'Annual shareholders' meeting' date, AGM-R (AGM Information) is the most appropriate classification, as this diary likely precedes or accompanies AGM materials.
2011-01-03 English
Résultats annuels 2009/2010 de la Compagnie des Alpes
Management Reports Classification · 95% confidence The document provides a detailed summary of the financial results for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2010, including key metrics like Revenue (Chiffre d'affaires), Operating Income (Résultat Opérationnel), Net Income (Résultat net part du Groupe), and Free Cash Flow (Génération de cash flow libre). It includes comparative tables, segment breakdowns, management commentary on performance, and outlook for the next year. This structure is characteristic of a comprehensive annual financial report or a detailed interim report. Since it covers the full fiscal year (2009/2010) and presents audited/approved accounts, it strongly suggests an Annual Report (10-K equivalent, though this is a French company filing). However, it also contains management's detailed explanation of results, trends, and outlook, which aligns closely with the definition of Management Reports (MDA). Given the depth of financial data and the year-end nature, it is primarily a comprehensive financial disclosure. The text mentions that the audit report is 'en cours d'émission' (in the process of being issued), suggesting this document is the primary release of the annual results, which often precedes the final formal 10-K/Annual Report filing. The presence of detailed financial tables and management discussion points towards MDA or IR. Since it is a comprehensive year-end review with detailed financial performance analysis, it fits best as a Management Report (MDA) or potentially an Interim Report (IR) if the fiscal year end was not the primary reporting cycle, but the content strongly suggests year-end results. Given the comprehensive nature covering the entire year and detailed segment analysis, MDA is a strong fit, as it contains the 'Management's detailed explanation of financial results, business trends, and outlook.' If this were a US filer, it would be part of the 10-K, but among the provided options, MDA captures the narrative and detailed financial review better than a simple Earnings Release (ER).
2010-12-15 French
Compagnie des Alpes devient l'actionnaire unique de la Société des Téléphériques de Val d'Isère
M&A Activity Classification · 99% confidence The document text details the acquisition by Compagnie des Alpes (CDA) of the remaining 40% stake in Société des Téléphériques de Val d'Isère (STVI) from SOFIVAL, making CDA the sole shareholder. This transaction involves the exercise of pre-agreed purchase options and discusses the financial implications (accounting treatment, cash payment of 57 M€). This is a significant corporate action related to ownership structure and financing/capital control, but it is not a standard regulatory filing like a 10-K, an Earnings Release (ER), or a Dividend Notice (DIV). It specifically relates to a change in capital structure and control over an asset. Among the provided codes, 'Capital/Financing Update' (CAP) is the most appropriate fit as it describes a major change in the company's capital structure/ownership control, even though it's an acquisition rather than a fundraising event. It is not a Director's Dealing (DIRS), a Major Shareholding Notification (MRQ) about an external shareholder, or a Merger/Takeover (TAR) bid. Given the nature of acquiring full control of a subsidiary, CAP is the best classification.
2010-11-02 French
Compagnie des Alpes now the sole shareholder in Société des Téléphériques de Val d'Isère
M&A Activity Classification · 99% confidence The document details the early exercise of options by Compagnie des Alpes (CDA) to acquire the remaining 40% stake in Société des Téléphériques de Val d'Isère (STVI), resulting in CDA becoming the sole shareholder. This transaction involves the acquisition of a significant ownership stake and clarifies financial and managerial control. This type of corporate action, involving changes in ownership structure and control over a subsidiary, falls under the scope of significant corporate transactions. While it is not a formal regulatory filing like a 10-K or a specific financing announcement (CAP), it is a material event concerning the company's structure and assets. Given the options, this announcement is best classified as a general corporate update related to M&A activity or a significant transaction. Since 'M&A Activity' (TAR) covers merger proposals or takeover bids, and this is a finalization of a previously agreed-upon acquisition structure, it fits best under the general category of significant corporate transactions. However, looking closely at the definitions, none perfectly capture a minority stake acquisition finalization. Since it is a material corporate event announcement, and not a standard financial report, the closest fit among the provided options that deals with structural changes or transactions is 'M&A Activity' (TAR), although it is a post-M&A finalization. Alternatively, if it were purely an announcement of a transaction, 'CAP' (Capital/Financing Update) might be considered, but this is about ownership, not raising capital. Given the context of acquiring another entity's stake, TAR is the most appropriate classification for a significant transaction of this nature, even if it's not a 'takeover bid' in the traditional sense, but rather the completion of a pre-agreed structural change. The document is short and appears to be a press release announcing the event, not a formal regulatory filing.
2010-11-02 English

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