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Ticker · ERG ISIN · IT0001157020 LEI · 8156004604684CA44A90 XMIL Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply
Filings indexed 705 across all filing types
Latest filing 2020-06-04 Environmental & Social …
Country IT Italy
Listing XMIL ERG

ERG is an independent renewable energy producer that has fully transitioned from its origins in the oil industry to focus exclusively on clean energy. The company's core business is the generation of electricity from wind and solar sources. It is a leading onshore wind operator and a significant solar power producer with a strong European footprint and a growing presence in the United States. In addition to developing, building, and operating its power plants, ERG provides comprehensive energy management services, as well as operation and maintenance for its renewable assets. The company's business model is centered on driving the energy transition through sustainable development and investment in green technologies.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
Presentazione Digital Pan-European ESG Conference - 4 June 2020
Environmental & Social Information Classification · 1% confidence The document is titled 'DIGITAL PAN EUROPEAN ESG CONFERENCE' and dated June 4, 2020. The content heavily focuses on 'ESG Strategy', 'Sustainability', 'Carbon Index', 'Climate Change', and various ESG-related metrics and targets (e.g., '2018-2022 ESG TARGETS AND 2019 KPI'). It also discusses governance structure ('BALANCED GROUP STRUCTURE SERVING INTERESTS OF ALL STAKEHOLDERS') and includes sections on business plans and operational updates, but the overarching theme is environmental and social performance reporting. This content strongly aligns with the definition of Environmental & Social Information (ESG reporting), which corresponds to the 'SR' code. It is not a formal regulatory filing like a 10-K, nor is it a short announcement of a report (RPA/RNS), as it contains substantial presentation material. It is most likely an Investor Presentation (IP) focused heavily on ESG, or the ESG report itself. Given the explicit focus on ESG performance metrics and strategy presentation format, 'SR' (Environmental & Social Information) is the most precise fit among the provided options, although 'IP' (Investor Presentation) is also plausible if this is a presentation deck. Since the content is deeply rooted in ESG performance disclosure, SR is selected as the primary classification.
2020-06-04 Italian
Statuto Sociale
Regulatory Filings Classification · 1% confidence The document text consists of numbered articles detailing the structure, purpose, capital, and shareholder voting rights of a company ('ERG S.p.A.'). Specifically, Articles 9 and 10 extensively discuss the 'Assemblea' (Shareholders' Meeting), voting rights, representation, and the establishment of a special list ('Elenco Speciale') for double voting rights. This content is characteristic of a company's Bylaws or Articles of Association (Statuto). While 'Governance Information' (CGR) covers internal rules, the detailed statutory provisions regarding capital structure and voting mechanisms strongly suggest this is a foundational document, often filed or referenced in relation to corporate governance or capital changes. Given the options, 'Governance Information' (CGR) is the closest fit for detailed statutory rules on corporate structure and shareholder rights, although it is essentially the company's Statute.
2020-05-20 Italian
Statuto Sociale-Articles of Association
Regulatory Filings Classification · 1% confidence The document is a short press release (3680 characters) dated May 20, 2020, announcing that the updated 'Statuto Sociale' (Articles of Association) following an Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting is now publicly available on the company website and regulatory storage mechanisms. The key phrase is 'Vedi allegato' (See attachment) and the text itself is an announcement about the availability of a document, not the document itself. This fits the definition of a Report Publication Announcement (RPA) or, given the nature of the document (a statutory update), it could also be considered a general Regulatory Filing (RNS). Since the primary action is announcing the publication of a document (the updated Articles of Association), RPA is the most precise fit based on the 'MENU VS MEAL' rule, as it is an announcement of a filing/document rather than the filing itself. However, since 'Articles of Association' updates are often regulatory in nature and not strictly a 'report' in the sense of financial results, RNS is also a strong candidate. Given the context of corporate governance documents being made public, and the structure being a brief notice pointing to the full document, RNS (Regulatory Filings - general fallback for regulatory announcements) is often used for statutory updates that aren't standard financial reports. Let's re-evaluate against the definitions. It is not an AGM-R, 10-K, ER, IR, or CT. It is an announcement about a corporate governance document. Since 'Governance Information (CGR)' is for the report detailing structure/rules, and this is an announcement of the *updated* rules, RNS is the safest general regulatory announcement category, or RPA if we strictly follow the 'announcement of publication' rule. Given the content is about the 'Statuto Sociale' (Articles of Association), which is a core governance document, and the document is very short, RNS is appropriate as a general regulatory filing notice.
2020-05-20 Italian
Presentazione Analisti ed Investitori 20/05/2020 IIC Unicredit
Investor Presentation Classification · 1% confidence The document text contains an agenda that explicitly lists '1Q 2020 Results' and includes detailed slides on strategy, debt structure, and performance metrics, culminating in a section titled '2020 GUIDANCE' which revises the Adjusted EBITDA forecast based on the first quarter's performance. The content structure—overview, strategy, recent developments, and guidance revision—is characteristic of an Investor Presentation (IP) or a detailed Management Discussion and Analysis (MDA) often presented during or immediately following an earnings release. Since it is a comprehensive presentation format (many slides, figures, and detailed strategy review) rather than just the initial press release highlights (ER) or a formal regulatory report (10-K/IR), Investor Presentation (IP) is the most fitting classification. It is not a short announcement (RPA/RNS) as the document is substantial (over 30,000 characters).
2020-05-20 English
Verbale Assemblea degli Azionisti del 21/04/20
AGM Information Classification · 1% confidence The document text is explicitly titled 'VERBALE DI ASSEMBLEA' (Minutes of the Meeting) and details the proceedings of a shareholder meeting held on May 11, 2020 (though referencing events from April 21, 2020). It discusses the quorum, the agenda items, which include the approval of the 2019 Financial Statements ('Bilancio di Esercizio al 31 dicembre 2019'), the allocation of profit, and compensation for board members. This content strongly indicates the official record of an Annual General Meeting (AGM). Since the document is the minutes/record itself, and not just an announcement of the meeting or voting results, the most appropriate classification is AGM-R (AGM Information/Minutes).
2020-05-15 Italian
Avviso di messa a disposizione del verbale dell'Assemblea del 21/04/20 e pagamento del dividendo (ItaliaOggi 15-05-20)
AGM Information Classification · 1% confidence The document is a formal notice from ERG S.p.A. dated May 14, 2020, regarding two main items: 1) The availability of the minutes ('verbale') of the Shareholders' Meeting held on April 21, 2020, and 2) The announcement of the dividend payment schedule (0.75 Euro per share, payment starting May 20, 2020). The subject line explicitly mentions 'Avviso di messa a disposizione del verbale dell'Assemblea' (Notice of making available the minutes of the Assembly) and 'pagamento del dividendo' (dividend payment). Since the document's primary function is to announce that the minutes of the AGM are available and to provide details on the dividend payment, it fits best under the category of announcing corporate actions related to shareholder meetings and dividends. The dividend announcement points towards 'DIV' (Notice of Dividend Amount), and the announcement of the AGM minutes availability points towards 'AGM-R' (AGM Information) or 'RPA' (Report Publication Announcement) if it were just about a report. Given that it announces the availability of the AGM minutes and details a dividend payment, it is a combination of AGM-related information and dividend information. However, the most specific action being announced is the availability of the AGM minutes and the dividend payment details. Since the dividend details are specific (amount, dates), 'DIV' is relevant. Since the minutes of the AGM are being made available, 'AGM-R' is relevant. Because the document is short and primarily serves as a notice about the availability of the AGM minutes and the dividend payment schedule, it is a regulatory announcement. The dividend part is very specific ('DIV'). The AGM minutes availability is also specific. In the context of Italian regulatory filings (where this appears to originate, given the language and structure), these notices often fall under general regulatory announcements or specific corporate actions. Given the explicit mention of the dividend payment details (amount, ex-date, payment date), 'DIV' is a strong candidate. However, the document also announces the availability of the AGM minutes, which is related to 'AGM-R'. Since it is a notice about the dividend payment details, 'DIV' is the most precise fit for that component. If we must choose one, the dividend payment notice is a very concrete piece of information provided. Let's re-evaluate based on the definitions. It is not the full AGM material (AGM-R), nor is it just a dividend announcement (DIV) as it also covers the minutes. It is an announcement of corporate actions. Given the dual nature, and the fact that the dividend payment is detailed, 'DIV' is appropriate for the payment aspect. If the primary focus is the dividend payment details, 'DIV' is selected. If the primary focus is the availability of the AGM minutes, 'AGM-R' might be considered, but usually, AGM-R implies the presentation/materials themselves. Since this is a notice about the minutes and the dividend, and it's short, it could be RNS, but DIV is more specific for the dividend part. I will classify it as DIV because the dividend details are explicitly laid out, which is a core function of the DIV code, even though AGM minutes availability is also mentioned.
2020-05-15 Italian

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