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Ticker · ORCL ISIN · LU0122624777 LEI · 222100KIDRQ6NNVYUH61 LU Real estate activities
Filings indexed 684 across all filing types
Latest filing 2010-04-06 Audit Report / Informat…
Country LU Luxembourg
Listing LU ORCL

CPI FIM SA, formerly Orco Property Group, is an investor, developer, and asset manager focused on the Central European real estate market. Operating since 1991, the company specializes in the investment, development, rental, and management of properties, with a portfolio that includes income-generating real estate and land banks. CPI FIM SA is a subsidiary of CPI Property Group, a leading owner of income-generating real estate in Czechia, Berlin, and the CEE Region.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
Orco Property Group : Annual Accounts 2009 - Auditors' Report on the Consolidated Financial Statements
Audit Report / Information Classification · 1% confidence The document is titled “Independent Auditor’s report” prepared by PricewaterhouseCoopers, expressing an opinion on the consolidated financial statements of Orco Property Group S.A. for the year ended December 31, 2009. It is a standalone audit report and does not encompass the entire annual report. This matches the definition of an Audit Report/Information (Code: AR). FY 2009
2010-04-06 English
Orco Property Group : Annual Report 2009 - Annual Accounts
Audit Report / Information Classification · 1% confidence The document is titled “Annual Accounts and Auditors' Report” and contains the statutory financial statements (balance sheet, profit & loss, notes to the accounts) along with the auditors’ report and applied accounting principles under Luxembourg law. It is not a short announcement or a slide deck, nor a quarterly or US SEC 10-K narrative. It is a standalone audit report bundled with the full annual accounts, thus matching the Audit Report / Information category (AR). FY 2009
2010-04-06 English
Orco Property Group : Annual Account 2009 - Additional Information
Audit Report / Information Classification · 1% confidence The document provides detailed analysis and statistics regarding the company's corporate responsibility activities (Orco Foundation) and extensive market environment reports for real estate across several Central European countries (Czech Republic, Poland, Germany, Hungary, Slovakia, Russia, Croatia). It includes specific data points, economic indicators (GDP, unemployment), and real estate metrics (vacancy rates, yields, rents) for the period ending in 2009 and outlooks for 2010/2011. This structure—a detailed review of business operations, market conditions, and financial/operational performance over a period—is characteristic of a comprehensive annual or interim report, or a management discussion and analysis section thereof. Given the depth and breadth covering multiple geographies and business segments, it strongly suggests a comprehensive report. Since it details performance and outlook, it aligns best with either an Annual Report (10-K) or an Interim Report (IR). As the text focuses heavily on market conditions and operational review rather than just summarizing quarterly results (ER) or being a standalone audit (AR), and it covers a full year's context (2009 data), it leans towards a comprehensive report. However, without explicit mention of '10-K' or 'Half-Year Report', and given the focus on management's discussion of market environment and corporate activities, it fits the description of a comprehensive report. If this were a full annual filing, it would be a 10-K. If it's a comprehensive report for a period shorter than a year, it's an IR. Since the data seems to cover the full year 2009, it is most likely part of the Annual Report structure, or a very detailed Interim Report. Given the extensive nature, I will classify it as an Interim/Annual Report component. Since the document is very long (28,973 chars) and contains substantive content rather than just an announcement, it is not an RPA. The content strongly resembles the 'Management's Discussion and Analysis' section often found in comprehensive reports. I will classify it as an Interim Report (IR) as it provides detailed operational and market context, which is common in IRs, although it could also be part of a 10-K. IR is a safer classification for detailed, non-10-K reports. FY 2009
2010-04-06 English
Orco Germany S.A.: Preliminary unaudited results for the fiscal year 2009
Earnings Release Classification · 1% confidence The document is explicitly titled "PRESS RELEASE" and details the "Preliminary unaudited results for the fiscal year 2009." It provides key financial metrics like Adjusted EBITDA, NAV, revenues, and net income for the full year and Q4. This structure—a summary announcement of periodic financial performance highlights—is characteristic of an Earnings Release (ER). It is not the comprehensive Annual Report (10-K) nor a detailed Management Discussion & Analysis (MDA), but rather the initial public announcement of the results. FY 2009
2010-04-02 English
Orco Property Group : Ten years business plan
Capital/Financing Update Classification · 1% confidence The document is titled "Ten years business plan" and details the company's objectives, business assumptions, implementation phases spanning from 2010 to 2020, and includes detailed estimated consolidated cash flow tables and a section on a debt rescheduling plan. This content strongly suggests a comprehensive strategic and financial outlook document, which aligns best with the scope of an Annual Report (10-K) or a detailed Investor Presentation (IP). However, the structure, focus on long-term strategy (10 years), detailed financial projections, and debt restructuring discussion are characteristic of the strategic narrative often found within or accompanying a major annual filing or a dedicated strategic document provided to investors. Given the depth and forward-looking nature, it is more than just a brief factsheet (FS) or a simple earnings release (ER). Since it is a detailed business plan with multi-year projections and financial tables, it functions as a core strategic document. In the absence of explicit regulatory headers like 'Form 10-K' or 'Annual Report', and considering the detailed strategic plan, 'Investor Presentation' (IP) is a strong candidate, as these often contain such detailed forward-looking plans. However, the sheer length and comprehensive nature, including detailed cash flow tables spanning 11 years, suggest a document that serves a purpose similar to the strategic narrative section of an Annual Report or a very detailed strategic plan document. Since '10-K' is defined as the 'Official yearly report covering company activity and full financial performance,' and this document details a 10-year plan and financial estimates, it fits the scope of strategic reporting. If this were a standalone document, 'IP' would be likely, but the depth suggests a primary reporting function. Given the options, and recognizing this as a comprehensive strategic document detailing future performance and structure, it most closely resembles the content of a major strategic filing. I will classify it as an Investor Presentation (IP) as it is explicitly a 'business plan' and 'strategy' document, which is the primary function of an IP, rather than a historical financial report (10-K/IR).
2010-03-31 English
Orco Property Group : 2009 Management Report 2-2
Management Reports Classification · 1% confidence The document is titled '2009 Unaudited Management Report' and provides a detailed breakdown of the company's real estate portfolio, asset valuations, development strategies, and operational performance for the fiscal year 2009. It contains substantive financial data, tables, and management commentary on business trends and outlook, which aligns with the definition of a Management Report (MDA). FY 2009
2010-03-31 English

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