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Ticker · COOR ISIN · SE0007158829 LEI · 529900TMO6717OKBSU69 ST Administrative and support service activities
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Filings indexed 418 across all filing types
Latest filing 2017-09-26 M&A Activity
Country SE Sweden
Listing ST COOR

About Coor Service Management Hold.

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Coor Service Management Holding is a leading provider of facility management (FM) services, primarily in the Nordic region. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio of over 100 services that can be delivered individually or as integrated facility management (IFM) solutions. Its offerings, which include workplace services, property services, and cleaning, are designed to create smarter, more sustainable, and productive work environments. The company's strategy is centered on sustainable growth, driven by digitalization, innovation, and a commitment to achieving net-zero emissions. Coor aims to position facility management as a strategic function that enhances corporate resilience and operational efficiency for its clients.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
Coor avyttrar verksamheten inom Skadeservice i Norge
M&A Activity Classification · 99% confidence The document is a press release dated 2017-09-26 announcing the divestiture (sale) of Coor's Skadeservice business in Norway to Polygon. It discusses the strategic rationale, the financial impact on Q3 2017 results (a cost of -20 MSEK), and confirms the transaction closure pending regulatory approval. This type of announcement, detailing a significant corporate transaction (divestiture/M&A activity) released via a press release, fits best under the 'M&A Activity' category (TAR). While it mentions financial impacts related to the half-year report, the primary subject is the transaction itself, not a full financial report (IR or 10-K) or a general earnings release (ER). It is a specific corporate action announcement.
2017-09-26 Swedish
Coor divests Damage Services operations in Norway
M&A Activity Classification · 99% confidence The document is a press release dated September 26, 2017, announcing the divestment of Coor's Damage Services operations in Norway to Polygon. This announcement details a significant corporate transaction (divestment/sale of a business unit) and its financial implications (impact on net profit, cash flow effect). This type of corporate action announcement, which is not a standard periodic report (10-K, IR, ER) or a specific filing like insider trading (DIRS) or dividend (DIV), falls best under the category of a major corporate transaction or update. Since there is no specific code for 'Divestment Announcement', I must evaluate the provided codes. It is not a financing activity (CAP), a merger/takeover (TAR), or a general regulatory filing (RNS). Given the nature of the announcement—a significant strategic business change—it is most closely related to major corporate events. However, looking strictly at the provided definitions, none perfectly capture a divestment announcement. The closest fit among the options that cover significant corporate changes, if not explicitly M&A (TAR), would be a general Regulatory Filing (RNS) or perhaps a Capital/Financing Update (CAP) if viewed as a restructuring of assets, but it's primarily a strategic business sale. Since it is a formal announcement of a major business event, and it is not a report itself (Rule 2), RNS is the most appropriate fallback for a specific, non-standard corporate announcement that doesn't fit the other specific categories like DIV, DIRS, or TAR.
2017-09-26 English
Interim / Quarterly Report 2017
Interim / Quarterly Report Classification · 100% confidence The document is a 'Delårsrapport' (Interim Report) for the period January to June 2017 for the company Coor. It contains comprehensive financial statements, including income statements, cash flow analysis, balance sheets, and management commentary on performance for the second quarter and the first half of the year. It is a substantive financial report rather than a mere announcement or certification. H2 2017
2017-07-20 Swedish
Interim / Quarterly Report 2017
Interim / Quarterly Report Classification · 100% confidence The document is titled 'Interim report January – June 2017' and contains detailed financial statements, including consolidated earnings summaries, balance sheets, cash flow analysis, and management commentary on performance for the first half of the year. It is a comprehensive financial report for a period shorter than a full fiscal year, fitting the definition of an Interim/Quarterly Report (IR). H2 2017
2017-07-20 English
Coor intends to dispose of its operations within Damage Services Norway
Earnings Release Classification · 99% confidence The document consists entirely of detailed financial tables showing 'NET SALES, ADJUSTED EBITA, ADJUSTED EBITA MARGIN BY COUNTRY' for multiple years (2015, 2016, 2017) broken down by quarters (I, II, III, IV, YT D). It also includes a section for 'RESTATED NUMBERS'. This structure, presenting detailed, comparative, multi-period financial performance data, is characteristic of a comprehensive financial report. Since the data covers a full year's worth of quarterly figures and is highly detailed, it strongly suggests either an Annual Report (10-K) or a comprehensive Interim/Quarterly Report (IR). Given the presentation of multiple full years (2015-2017) and the depth of the tables, it is most likely an excerpt from a comprehensive annual filing or a detailed financial supplement. However, without explicit headers like '10-K' or 'Annual Report', and given the focus purely on detailed financial metrics, it aligns best with the content found in a comprehensive Interim/Quarterly Report (IR) if it were for a half-year, or the financial section of an Annual Report (10-K). Since the data spans multiple years and is highly granular, it represents the core financial statements/schedules. In the absence of a specific 'Financial Statements' code, and considering the detailed, multi-period nature, it is classified as an Interim/Quarterly Report (IR) if it represents a period shorter than a year, or the underlying data for a 10-K. Given the structure, it is most likely part of a comprehensive financial disclosure. If this were a standalone document, it would be an IR. If it is part of the full annual filing, it's part of a 10-K. Since the data is highly detailed and comparative across years, I lean towards the comprehensive report category. If the document were shorter and just announced these numbers, it would be ER. Since it *is* the numbers, and they are detailed, IR is a strong candidate for a comprehensive period report, or 10-K for the annual. Given the context of financial data presentation, and the lack of narrative typical of a full 10-K, I will classify it as an Interim Report (IR) as it contains detailed financial breakdowns, which are common in IRs. FY 2017
2017-06-30 English
Coor har för avsikt att avyttra verksamheten inom Skadeservice i Norge
Earnings Release Classification · 99% confidence The document text consists entirely of detailed financial tables presenting 'RAPPORTERADE SIFFROR' (Reported Figures) and 'JUSTERADE SIFFROR' (Adjusted Figures), including Net Sales, Adjusted EBITA, and Adjusted EBITA Margin, broken down by country (Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark) and presented across multiple historical periods (2017, 2016, 2015) broken down by quarters (I, II, III, IV, YTD). The structure, content (EBITA, Net Sales), and multi-period comparison strongly indicate this is an excerpt from a comprehensive financial report covering a fiscal period. Since the data spans multiple years and quarters, it is too detailed for a simple Earnings Release (ER) or Interim Report (IR) summary, suggesting it is part of the main annual filing or a detailed quarterly report. Given the depth and historical comparison, it aligns best with the comprehensive financial data found in an Annual Report (10-K) or a detailed Interim Report (IR). Since the text does not explicitly state '10-K' or 'Half-Year Report', but presents detailed, structured financial statements/data, and the length is substantial (11,516 chars), it is most likely a core component of a comprehensive financial report. If this were a standalone document, 'IR' (Interim Report) would be plausible if it covered a half-year, but without explicit context, the detailed financial tables suggest a comprehensive report. However, in the context of standard SEC/global filings, detailed financial tables like this are the substance of the 10-K or IR. Since the data is presented in a highly structured, comparative format typical of official financial statements, and it is not a short announcement, I will classify it as a comprehensive financial report. Given the options, 'IR' (Interim/Quarterly Report) is a strong candidate if the data pertains to a period less than a year, or '10-K' if it's the full annual filing. Without explicit period context (like 'For the Year Ended...'), 'IR' covers comprehensive reports for shorter periods, which is a common format for such detailed tables. However, the presence of multiple years (2017, 2016, 2015) often points towards the Annual Report context, even if the data shown is quarterly. Given the ambiguity between a very detailed IR and a 10-K, and the lack of an explicit 'Annual Report' header, I lean towards the comprehensive report category that isn't the 10-K, which is 'IR'. If the data were only for one period, it would be an ER or IR. Since it spans multiple years, it suggests a comprehensive filing. I will select 'IR' as the most fitting comprehensive report category that isn't the 10-K, acknowledging the data structure is highly financial. Q1 2017
2017-06-30 Swedish

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