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Ticker · CPS ISIN · PLCFRPT00013 LEI · 259400EM1ITR201TTX36 WAR Publishing, broadcasting, and content production and distribution activities
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Latest filing 2024-04-22 Director's Dealing
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About Cyfrowy Polsat S.A.

http://www.grupapolsat.pl/

Cyfrowy Polsat S.A. is a major media and telecommunications group. Its primary operations encompass pay television services, delivered via the Polsat Box direct-to-home (DTH) satellite platform and digital terrestrial television. The company also provides comprehensive telecommunication services. A key part of its business is content creation and distribution, managing a portfolio of dozens of television channels with themes ranging from entertainment and sports to news and film. The group also operates prominent online portals, including Interia, to deliver digital content. Its integrated offerings cater to both residential and business clients.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
Powiadomienie o transakcji na instrumentach finansowych Cyfrowego Polsatu S.A. uzyskane w trybie art. 19 Rozporządzenia MAR - Content (EN)
Director's Dealing Classification · 98% confidence The document explicitly states it is a 'Notification of a transaction on financial instruments issued by Cyfrowy Polsat S.A.' and references Article 19 of the MAR Regulation. This type of filing details personal share transactions by executives or closely associated persons. This directly matches the definition for Director's Dealing (DIRS). Although it mentions the notification is attached, the primary content is the disclosure of the transaction details under a specific regulatory requirement, making DIRS more specific than a general RPA or RNS.
2024-04-22 English
Powiadomienie o transakcji na instrumentach finansowych Cyfrowego Polsatu S.A. uzyskane w trybie art. 19 Rozporządzenia MAR - Content (PL)
Director's Dealing Classification · 95% confidence The document text is very short (678 characters) and explicitly states that the company received a notification regarding a transaction in financial instruments involving a person closely associated with management (Tomasz Szeląg), issued pursuant to Article 19(1) of the EU Market Abuse Regulation (MAR). It concludes by stating that the content of the notification is attached to this current report ("raport bieżący"). This structure—a brief announcement stating that a specific regulatory notification (insider transaction) is attached—strongly suggests this is an announcement about the filing rather than the full filing itself. Article 19 notifications relate to insider dealings by directors/executives. Therefore, the most appropriate classification is Director's Dealing (DIRS), as it concerns transactions by a closely associated person, or potentially a Regulatory Filing (RNS) if DIRS is reserved for specific national forms. Given the specific nature of the content (insider transaction notification under MAR Art. 19), DIRS is the best fit, even if the actual notification is attached.
2024-04-22 Polish
Sustainability Report of Polsat Plus Group
Environmental & Social Information Classification · 95% confidence The document text is extremely long (over 7 million characters, though truncated for display) and appears to be the raw HTML/XML structure of a comprehensive financial filing, generated by a system named 'Asseco CMR (Comprehensive Mandatory Reporting)'. The presence of extensive styling information, font definitions, and the overall structure strongly suggests this is the full content of a regulatory report, not just a short announcement about one. Given the context of mandatory reporting systems, this is likely a full annual or interim report. Since the document is very large and contains detailed structure, it points towards a comprehensive report like a 10-K or an Interim Report (IR). Without explicit headers like '10-K' or 'Annual Report', but recognizing it as a complete, detailed filing, the most appropriate classification among the comprehensive reports is the Interim/Quarterly Report (IR) or the Annual Report (10-K). Since the text is highly structured and appears to be the entire filing content rather than just a summary or announcement, I will lean towards the comprehensive report category. Given the lack of explicit period markers (like 'Q1' or 'Year Ended'), and the nature of the 'CMR' system often handling statutory filings, I will classify it as an Interim Report (IR) as it covers comprehensive reporting periods shorter than a year, which are common regulatory filings, or the fallback for comprehensive reports if 10-K is not explicitly confirmed. However, since the length is massive, it is most likely a full statutory filing. I will select IR as a strong candidate for a comprehensive period report.
2024-04-11 Polish
Management Board's representations signatures
Management Reports Classification · 95% confidence The document text consists entirely of XML structures containing digital signatures (xmlns:ds="http://www.w3.org/2000/09/xmldsig#"). Within these signatures, there are references to a file named "Statement of the Management Board_FY2023.xhtml". The presence of multiple signatures and references to a specific document strongly suggests this is an attachment or a wrapper containing the actual report, rather than the report content itself. Since the content is not the financial statement but rather the signature block for a 'Statement of the Management Board' (which often accompanies or is part of a larger management discussion/report), and given the document length is substantial (36k chars), it is likely the actual report content is missing or this is a filing *about* the report. However, the key indicator is the reference to 'Statement of the Management Board'. This type of document, detailing management's view on performance, aligns best with the Management Reports (MDA) definition, assuming the XML structure is just the container for the signed content. If this were a short announcement *about* the report, it would be RPA/RNS, but the length suggests it contains substantial data, even if wrapped in signatures. Given the explicit reference to 'Statement of the Management Board', MDA is the most specific fit among the comprehensive report types.
2024-04-11 Polish
Management Board's representations
Board/Management Information Classification · 98% confidence The document text is extremely long (171,654 characters) and contains extensive structured data, including HTML/XML tags, CSS styles, and what appears to be embedded font data (base64 encoded). Crucially, the content is not a short announcement stating a report is attached or published, but rather the content of a detailed filing itself. The presence of complex formatting and the sheer volume suggest a comprehensive report. Given the context of financial filings, the most comprehensive yearly report is the 10-K. However, without explicit headers like '10-K' or 'Annual Report', and given the presence of 'CMR (Comprehensive Mandatory Reporting)' generator metadata, this could be a very detailed regulatory filing. Since the document is massive and appears to be the full content rather than a mere announcement, it is likely a major report. If it were a quarterly report, it would be an 'IR'. Since it is not explicitly labeled as 10-K, and the content structure is highly technical/machine-readable, I must look for clues pointing to a specific comprehensive report type. The definitions provided do not offer a specific code for a generic, comprehensive, machine-readable filing that isn't explicitly 10-K or IR. Given the length and complexity, it strongly suggests a full report. If it were an earnings release (ER), it would be much shorter and focus on highlights. If it were an Investor Presentation (IP), it would have presentation slide structure. Since it is a massive, complex document, and the definitions are limited, I will default to the most comprehensive annual report type (10-K) if the content suggests annual data, or IR if quarterly. Since the text is too dense and technical to quickly ascertain the period, and it is clearly a full report, I will re-evaluate based on the 'MENU VS MEAL' rule. This is the 'MEAL' (the full report content). Given the lack of explicit 10-K headers, and the presence of various financial snippets (like 'OTsMQAwREjkxAC88OTsMhESFzkwQ...'), it is a comprehensive financial document. In the absence of a clear 10-K marker, and considering the possibility of it being a comprehensive interim report, 'IR' (Interim/Quarterly Report) is a possibility, but the length suggests annual. Since the classification must be one of the provided codes, and it is clearly a full report, I will lean towards the most comprehensive report type available, which is 10-K, unless strong evidence points elsewhere. However, the text contains snippets like 'OTsMQAwREjkxAC88OTsMhESFzkwQ...' which are common in earnings/interim reports. Without a clear annual marker, classifying it as a comprehensive Interim Report ('IR') is safer than assuming it's the 10-K, as IRs are also comprehensive. Given the ambiguity and massive size, I will check for 'IR' or '10-K'. Since the text is highly fragmented and technical, and I cannot definitively confirm the period, I will use the fallback for complex, non-standard filings if it doesn't fit perfectly, but IR is a strong candidate for a comprehensive report shorter than a year. Re-examining the snippets, they look like earnings call/release data mixed with other data. If this is the full text of a financial report, IR is the best fit among the comprehensive reports if it's not annual. Given the extreme length, I will stick with the most comprehensive report type, 10-K, as a default for massive filings unless proven otherwise, but I acknowledge the ambiguity. Let's check for 'IR' again. The presence of 'OTsMQAwREjkxAC88OTsMhESFzkwQ...' strongly suggests earnings/interim reporting context. I will classify it as IR.
2024-04-11 Polish
Supervisory Board's representations
Board/Management Information Classification · 95% confidence The document contains technical metadata, including references to 'Asseco CMR (Comprehensive Mandatory Reporting)' and 'ixbrl-generator', which are standard tools for generating regulatory financial filings in the European market (specifically Poland, indicated by xml:lang='pl'). The content structure, including page sizing and font definitions, is characteristic of a formal financial report. Given the length and the nature of the content, it is a comprehensive financial document rather than a simple announcement.
2024-04-11 Polish

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