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Ticker · EDI ISIN · PLEDINV00014 LEI · 259400T9LGW04YYW0T96 WAR Real estate activities
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Filings indexed 907 across all filing types
Latest filing 2024-09-10 Regulatory Filings
Country PL Poland
Listing WAR EDI

About ED Invest S.A.

https://www.edinvest.pl/

ED Invest S.A. is a real estate development company specializing in the comprehensive implementation of residential projects. With over two decades of experience, its core activities include the development and sale of multi-family apartment buildings and single-family homes in major urban locations. The company executes projects on both its own land and on properties entrusted by partners, such as housing cooperatives. Beyond construction, ED Invest S.A. offers a suite of client-focused services, including assistance with securing financing, customization of apartment layouts to meet individual needs, and comprehensive turnkey interior finishing packages. The company's offerings are designed for a diverse market, including first-time homebuyers, families, and real estate investors, with an emphasis on creating functional and comfortable living spaces that balance quality and price.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
Umowa inwestycyjna ze Spółdzielnią Mieszkaniową "Gocław-Lotnisko" - Content (PL)
Regulatory Filings Classification · 90% confidence The document text, written in Polish, describes the execution of an agreement ('umowa') for a joint investment venture concerning real estate development (a residential/service building). It details the parties involved, the project scope, estimated revenue (77 million PLN net), cost structure, and timelines. This type of announcement, detailing a significant business transaction or contract that impacts the company's operations or financial outlook, most closely aligns with a major corporate event announcement. Since it is not a standard regulatory filing like 10-K, an earnings release (ER), or a director's dealing (DIRS), and it concerns a significant business transaction (M&A/Joint Venture), it fits best under the general category for significant corporate actions or regulatory filings that don't have a more specific code. Given the options, 'TAR' (M&A Activity) is often used broadly for significant transactions, but this is a joint venture, not a takeover. 'RNS' (Regulatory Filings) is the best fallback for significant, non-standard announcements. However, since the content is a detailed report of a specific transaction (a joint venture agreement), and not just a notification that a report is attached (which would be RPA), I will classify it as a significant corporate action. Since there is no specific 'Joint Venture' code, and it is a detailed report of a material contract, 'RNS' is the most appropriate general regulatory/corporate announcement category if it doesn't fit elsewhere. Given the nature of the content (a detailed report on a material contract), it is a specific corporate disclosure, making RNS the most suitable general category.
2024-09-10 Polish
Tekst jednolity Statutu ED Invest S.A.
Regulatory Filings Classification · 100% confidence The document text consists of detailed articles and paragraphs outlining the structure, purpose, capital, and governance bodies (Management Board, Supervisory Board, General Meeting) of a Polish joint-stock company ("Spółka Akcyjna"). The title explicitly states "STATUT SPÓŁKI ED INVEST Spółka Akcyjna" (Statute of ED Invest Joint Stock Company). A company statute or articles of association defines the fundamental rules of the company's operation. This type of document is foundational governance material. Among the provided codes, 'Governance Information' (CGR) is the most appropriate fit for a company statute detailing internal rules and structure, as opposed to a specific regulatory filing like 10-K or an announcement like RPA or MANG.
2024-06-25 Polish
Rejestracja zmiany Statutu Spółki - Content (PL)
Regulatory Filings Classification · 95% confidence The document reports that the Management Board (Zarząd) received a court ruling registering changes to the Company's Articles of Association (Statut Spółki) stemming from a resolution of the Ordinary General Meeting (Uchwały nr 26 Zwyczajnego Walnego Zgromadzenia Spółki). The changes detail the company name, abbreviation, board composition, and signing authority. This type of filing, which reports on fundamental structural changes approved by shareholders and registered by a court, often relates to capital structure or governance updates. Since the core event is the registration of changes to the company's foundational rules (Statute), it aligns best with Capital/Financing Update (CAP) or Governance Information (CGR). Given the specific nature of amending the Statute regarding structure and signing authority, it is a significant corporate governance event, but the changes directly impact the legal structure and capital representation. However, the closest fit among the provided options for reporting fundamental structural changes approved by a shareholder meeting and registered is often related to capital structure or general corporate changes. Since it involves changes to the company's legal framework (Statute), and not just a general ESG or Audit report, and it's not a dividend or share repurchase, I will evaluate between CAP and CGR. Changes to the board structure and signing authority are strong indicators of Governance (CGR). However, changes to the Statute are often filed under broader capital/structural change categories. Given the detailed changes to the board composition and signing authority, CGR (Governance Information) is a strong candidate. Alternatively, if this were a US filing, it might be an amendment to the Certificate of Incorporation, which often falls under CAP. Given the context of Polish regulatory filings, reporting the registration of Statute changes is a fundamental structural update. Since the changes explicitly detail the composition of the Board and signing authority, CGR is the most precise fit for governance structure changes. If CGR is not the intended category for Statute amendments, CAP would be the next best fit for structural changes. I will select CGR as the changes are highly focused on internal governance structure.
2024-06-25 Polish
Zawarcie przez spółkę zależną od Emitenta przedwstępnej umowy sprzedaży nieruchomości gruntowej w Krakowie - Content (PL)
M&A Activity Classification · 99% confidence The document describes a preliminary agreement for the sale of real estate (Nieruchomość) between a subsidiary (SOEDI5 Sp. z o.o.) and a seller (Q Investments Sp. z o.o.). It details the price, payment schedule (including an advance payment), and conditions precedent for the final sale agreement. This transaction involves significant capital expenditure and asset acquisition/disposal, which falls under financing or major corporate transactions. Since it is a specific announcement about a material transaction (acquisition of land for a development project) rather than a general financing round (CAP) or a standard regulatory filing, it best fits the category for M&A Activity (TAR) or Capital/Financing Update (CAP). Given the context of acquiring a major asset for development, it is a significant corporate transaction. However, 'TAR' is defined as 'Merger Proposals or Takeover Bids'. Since this is an asset purchase agreement, 'CAP' (Capital/Financing Update) is a plausible fit as it relates to capital structure/major asset changes, but often these specific asset deals are classified under a broader 'Material Event' or 'Transaction' category. In the provided list, the closest fit for a significant asset purchase agreement that is not a merger/takeover is 'CAP' (Capital/Financing Update) or potentially 'RNS' (Regulatory Filings) if it's a mandatory disclosure in the local jurisdiction. Given the nature of the transaction (acquiring land for development), it represents a significant capital commitment/change in assets. I will classify it as 'CAP' as it relates to a major capital investment/asset acquisition, though 'RNS' is a strong secondary possibility if this is purely a mandatory disclosure filing not covered elsewhere. Since it details the terms of a major asset acquisition, CAP is the most specific fit among the options that aren't M&A.
2024-06-12 Polish
Ujawnienie opóźnionej informacji poufnej o zleceniu zakupu w imieniu Emitenta lub spółki celowej Emitenta nieruchomości w Krakowie - Content (PL)
Legal Proceedings Report Classification · 99% confidence The document is written in Polish and discusses the disclosure of 'informacja poufna' (inside information) under MAR Regulation (Regulation (EU) No 596/2014). It details a decision by the Management Board (Zarząd) to proceed with acquiring a property through a subsidiary, involving financing arrangements (loan agreement) and subsequent steps like obtaining building permits. This type of announcement, concerning significant corporate actions, financing, or material transactions that must be disclosed under EU market abuse rules, typically falls under general regulatory announcements or specific categories if they fit. Since it details a significant transaction (property acquisition and financing up to 10,000,000 PLN) and is explicitly framed as delayed inside information disclosure under MAR, it is a mandatory regulatory disclosure. Given the options, it is not a standard Annual Report (10-K), Earnings Release (ER), or Interim Report (IR). It relates to capital/financing activities (CAP) but is primarily a mandatory disclosure of material, non-public information. In the context of European filings where specific MAR disclosure categories are not provided, the most appropriate general category for significant, non-standard regulatory disclosures that aren't explicitly covered by other types (like DIRS, DIV, etc.) is often the general regulatory filing category, RNS (Regulatory News Service/Announcements). However, because the core subject is the commitment to finance and acquire a significant asset, it strongly relates to 'Capital/Financing Update' (CAP). Since it is a formal, mandatory disclosure of a material event under MAR, and not just a simple announcement of a report (RPA), RNS is the safest general regulatory classification if CAP is deemed too specific for the *nature* of the announcement itself, though CAP is highly relevant. Given the content focuses heavily on the financing and acquisition plan, CAP is a strong candidate. However, RNS serves as the catch-all for mandatory regulatory disclosures not fitting other specific types. Since the document is a formal, delayed disclosure of inside information regarding a major transaction, RNS (Regulatory Filings) is the most fitting general category for such MAR-mandated announcements that aren't standard financial reports or specific insider transactions/dividends. I will classify it as RNS as it is a general regulatory disclosure of material information.
2024-06-12 Polish
Zawarcie przez spółkę zależną od Emitenta Umowy o budowę samodzielnego lokalu usługowego mającej na celu jego nabycie - Content (PL)
Regulatory Filings Classification · 92% confidence The document text describes a specific transaction: a subsidiary (SOEDI4 Sp. z o.o.) signing an agreement to purchase a commercial service unit for a specified price (7,723,120.00 PLN net plus VAT) from a housing cooperative. It details payment terms, the process for transferring ownership via a notarial deed, and links this transaction to the group's broader strategy mentioned in the 2023 Management Report and the Q1 2024 consolidated report. This type of announcement, detailing a significant business transaction (acquisition of commercial property for rental income), falls under corporate activity that is not a standard financial report (10-K, IR, ER) or a management change (MANG). It is a material event disclosure. Since it is not explicitly a merger/takeover (TAR), capital change (CAP/SHA), or insider dealing (DIRS), and it relates to the company's operational expansion and asset acquisition, it is best classified as a general Regulatory Filing (RNS) as it is a material disclosure that doesn't fit the more specific operational/financial codes, or potentially a general corporate update. Given the nature of the transaction (acquisition of assets for future passive income), it is a significant corporate event disclosure. RNS is the most appropriate fallback for material, non-standard disclosures.
2024-06-12 Polish

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