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Ticker · COV ISIN · DE000A2G8XX3 LEI · 969500P8M3W2XX376054 PA Real estate activities
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Filings indexed 945 across all filing types
Latest filing 2009-02-04 Earnings Release
Country FR France
Listing PA COV

About Covivio

https://www.covivio.eu/en/

Covivio is a European real estate company that operates as an investor, developer, manager, and service designer. The company's portfolio, valued at approximately €23.6 billion, is diversified across three main asset classes: offices, residential housing, and hotels. These properties are located in major European cities. Covivio focuses on developing user-centric spaces and shaping urban environments with an emphasis on sustainability and corporate social responsibility. The company's activities encompass the entire real estate value chain, from property acquisition and development to long-term asset and property management.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
"Foncière des Régions: un 4ème trimestre très actif"
Earnings Release Classification · 97% confidence The document provides a detailed summary of the company's performance for the full year 2008, including consolidated revenue figures, segment breakdowns, operational highlights (leasing, disposals, financing) for Q4 2008, and confirmation of objectives. It explicitly mentions the 'Chiffre d'affaires consolidé 2008' (Consolidated 2008 Revenue) and sets a date for the 'publication des résultats annuels 2008' (publication of 2008 annual results) on March 10, 2009. This content structure—a comprehensive review of the entire fiscal year's performance—is characteristic of an Annual Report or a closely related document like an Earnings Release (ER) or Management Discussion & Analysis (MDA). Since it contains detailed financial tables and operational commentary covering the full year, it is more substantial than a typical ER. However, it is not the full, audited 10-K filing itself, but rather a press release summarizing the annual results. In the context of the provided definitions, this detailed summary of annual performance aligns best with an Earnings Release (ER) which announces the key financial results for the period, even though it is quite detailed. If the document were the full statutory filing, it would be 10-K. Given the format (press release style, dated Feb 4, 2009, summarizing 2008 results, and announcing the date for the full annual results publication), ER is the most appropriate fit among the choices for a comprehensive annual summary announcement. FY 2008
2009-02-04 French
"Foncière des Régions: A very active fourth quarter 2008"
Earnings Release Classification · 99% confidence The document is dated February 4, 2009, and provides a summary of the company's performance for the full year 2008, including consolidated revenues, asset value changes, and operational highlights (rentals, disposals, financing) for Q4 2008 and the full year. It explicitly mentions that the '2008 annual results' will be published on March 10, 2009. Since this document summarizes the annual performance but precedes the official release of the full annual results (which would typically be a 10-K or a detailed Annual Report), and it focuses on key financial highlights and operational achievements for the period, it strongly aligns with the definition of an Earnings Release (ER). It is not the full 10-K, nor is it a mere announcement of a report (RPA/RNS) as it contains substantial financial data and commentary. FY 2008
2009-02-04 English
Foncière des Régions et Suez Environnement : accord de principe pour louer 42 000 m² dans la Tour CB 21 à La Défense
Regulatory Filings Classification · 91% confidence The document is a press release ("Communiqué de presse") dated January 16, 2009, announcing an agreement in principle for a major lease transaction between Foncière des Régions and Suez Environnement regarding office space in Tour CB 21. This is a specific corporate announcement regarding a real estate transaction and leasing activity, not a comprehensive financial report (like 10-K or IR), an earnings release (ER), or a management discussion (MDA). It details a significant business event (a major lease agreement) which falls under general corporate activity updates. Since there is no specific category for 'Real Estate Transaction Announcement' or 'Leasing Agreement', and it is not a standard regulatory filing like DIRS, DIV, or CAP (which usually relates to equity/debt financing), the most appropriate general category is 'Regulatory Filings' (RNS) as a miscellaneous corporate announcement, although it strongly relates to business operations. Given the options, it is a specific corporate update that doesn't fit the defined financial reporting codes. However, if we strictly interpret the definitions, it is an announcement of a major business event. It is not a financing event (CAP), nor a management change (MANG). It is closest to a general corporate announcement. I will classify it as RNS (Regulatory Filings) as the fallback for specific, non-standard corporate news releases.
2009-01-16 French
Foncière des Régions and Suez Environnement: agreement in principle to lease 42,000 sq. m in the CB 21 Tower at La Défense
Regulatory Filings Classification · 85% confidence The document is titled '# **Press Release**' and announces a specific business transaction: a major lease agreement between Foncière des Régions and Suez Environnement regarding office space. It discusses real estate strategy, property details (CB 21 Tower renovation), and includes contact information for Financial Communications and Press Relations. This content does not fit the definitions for formal regulatory filings (10-K, IR, ER, etc.), nor is it a transcript (CT) or a formal AGM/Proxy document. Since it is a general announcement regarding business operations and strategy, and does not fit the more specific categories like M&A (TAR) or Capital Changes (CAP), it falls best under the general 'Regulatory Filings' (RNS) category as a miscellaneous, non-standardized corporate announcement, although it is primarily a press release about a transaction. Given the options, RNS serves as the best catch-all for significant, non-standardized corporate news releases that aren't explicitly defined elsewhere.
2009-01-16 English
Déclaration décembre 2008
Major Shareholding Notification Classification · 95% confidence The document is titled "FORMULAIRE DE DECLARATION D'ACTIONS ET DE DROITS DE VOTE" (Declaration Form for Shares and Voting Rights) and explicitly references Article L. 233-8 II of the French Commercial Code and Article 223-16 of the AMF General Regulation. It reports the total number of voting rights and shares as of a specific date (31/12/2008) and compares it to the previous month's declaration. This type of mandatory periodic filing in France, detailing changes in the total number of shares and voting rights, is a specific regulatory disclosure. Among the provided codes, none perfectly match a French 'Declaration of Voting Rights' form, but the content strongly relates to changes in share ownership/capital structure and mandatory regulatory reporting. Since it is a declaration of voting rights/share capital changes, it aligns most closely with 'Share Issue/Capital Change' (SHA) or potentially 'Major Shareholding Notification' (MRQ) if it were about crossing a threshold, but here it is a total count update. However, the core function is reporting changes in the capital structure/voting rights, which is covered by SHA. Given the context of mandatory regulatory reporting of share capital changes, SHA is the most appropriate fit, although 'MRQ' (Major Shareholding Notification) is also related to share counts. Since this is a declaration of the *total* voting rights, not just a notification of crossing a threshold, SHA is slightly better than MRQ. If a more specific French code existed, it would be used. As a fallback for specific capital structure changes, SHA is chosen.
2009-01-08 French
Déclaration novembre 2008
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 95% confidence The document is titled "FORMULAIRE DE DECLARATION D'ACTIONS ET DE DROITS DE VOTE" (Declaration Form for Shares and Voting Rights) and explicitly references French regulations (Article L. 233-8 II du code de commerce and Article 223-16 du règlement général de l'AMF). It reports the total number of voting rights and shares, noting a variation due to 'Opérations courantes' (current operations) as of November 30, 2008. This type of mandatory periodic filing, detailing changes in the total capital structure and voting rights, aligns best with the category covering notifications of changes in significant share ownership or capital structure changes, although it is a specific regulatory filing. Reviewing the definitions: - DVA (Declaration of Voting Results & Voting Rights Announcements): This is a periodic update on the total voting rights, not the results of a specific shareholder vote (like an AGM result). - MRQ (Major Shareholding Notification): This typically reports when an *investor* crosses a threshold. This document reports the *company's* total capital/voting rights. - SHA (Share Issue/Capital Change): This covers changes due to new issues or splits. While related, the core purpose here is the mandatory monthly disclosure of total voting rights. Given the content is a formal declaration of the total number of voting rights and shares, it is a specific regulatory disclosure. In the provided schema, the closest fit for mandatory disclosures about share capital structure and voting rights, especially when not fitting perfectly into the investor-focused MRQ, is often captured under general regulatory filings or specific capital change notifications. However, since it is a declaration of the total voting rights structure, it is most closely related to notifications concerning share capital changes or major ownership changes. Since it is a formal declaration required by the regulator (AMF) regarding the total voting rights, and it is not an earnings release, management discussion, or proxy statement, it falls under a specific regulatory disclosure. The closest fit among the options that deal with share structure/ownership changes is MRQ (Major Shareholding Notification), although this filing is about the *total* structure, not an investor crossing a threshold. However, in many contexts, these periodic total voting rights disclosures are grouped with major ownership changes. If we strictly interpret the options, 'MRQ' is for investor thresholds, 'SHA' is for new issues/splits. Since this is a mandatory periodic report on the total voting rights structure, and it is a formal regulatory document, 'RNS' (Regulatory Filings - fallback) is a possibility, but let's re-evaluate DVA. DVA is for 'Official results from shareholder votes'. This is not that. Given the nature of mandatory disclosure of voting rights, and lacking a perfect 'Total Voting Rights Disclosure' code, I will classify this as a specific regulatory filing that deals with ownership structure, which often overlaps with MRQ or RNS. Since it is a formal, required declaration of the total voting rights structure, and it is not a general announcement (RPA/RNS), I will select the most relevant structural change category, which is often MRQ in broader contexts, or RNS if it's too specific. Given the French context and the focus on voting rights declaration, it is a highly specific regulatory filing. I will use RNS as the most appropriate fallback for a specific regulatory declaration not covered by the other detailed codes, as it is a formal filing with the AMF. Revisiting the definitions: The document is a declaration of the total number of voting rights, required monthly by the AMF. This is a fundamental regulatory disclosure. Since there is no specific code for 'Total Voting Rights Disclosure', RNS (Regulatory Filings - General regulatory announcements and fallback) is the safest classification for a specific, non-standard report type. *Self-Correction based on common practice*: In many databases, mandatory disclosures of total voting rights (like Article L. 233-8 II filings in France) are often categorized under Major Shareholding Notifications (MRQ) or sometimes under general regulatory filings (RNS). Given the document explicitly details the total voting rights, which is a key component of ownership structure reporting, MRQ is a strong candidate if interpreted broadly. However, since it is a declaration by the company about its *own* total capital, and not an investor crossing a threshold, RNS is the most accurate fallback for a specific regulatory filing not explicitly defined elsewhere. Final decision: It is a formal regulatory filing required by the AMF detailing the capital structure/voting rights. RNS is the best fit as a specific regulatory filing not covered by the other detailed categories.
2008-12-29 French

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