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Gigaset AG — Investor Relations & Filings

Ticker · GGS ISIN · DE0005156004 LEI · 3912007HK6DG8Q41UN59 BE Manufacturing
Filings indexed 809 across all filing types
Latest filing 2013-12-19 AGM Information
Country DE Germany
Listing BE GGS

Gigaset AG is an international company specializing in communication technology. As the European market leader in DECT telephones, its product portfolio includes a wide range of cordless phones, smartphones, baby monitors, and professional communication solutions for businesses. The company emphasizes high-quality engineering and local European production, with its main manufacturing facility located in Bocholt. Gigaset's expertise originates from the former home and office communication division of Siemens.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
Gigaset AG: Auerordentliche Hauptversammlung wahlt drei neue Aufsichtsrate und fasst Rahmenbeschluss fur kunftige Kapitalerhohung
AGM Information Classification · 98% confidence The document text explicitly mentions an "Außerordentliche Hauptversammlung" (Extraordinary General Meeting) where new supervisory board members were elected and a resolution for future capital increase was passed. This content directly relates to the proceedings and outcomes of a shareholder meeting. The closest matching category is AGM Information (AGM-R), which covers presentations and materials shared during the Annual General Meeting (AGM). Although it is an *Extraordinary* meeting, the nature of the content (board elections, capital resolutions) aligns best with AGM materials rather than a simple regulatory announcement (RNS) or a specific voting result declaration (DVA), as it details the events and decisions made at the meeting itself. Given the context of shareholder meetings, AGM-R is the most appropriate classification.
2013-12-19 German
Gigaset AG: Gigaset: 70% success in Evonik lawsuit / Result within accruals
Legal Proceedings Report Classification · 98% confidence The document is an 'Ad-hoc' announcement dated December 17, 2013, detailing the outcome of a lawsuit between Gigaset AG and Evonik Degussa GmbH. The content specifically discusses the reduction of a penalty claim from EUR 12mn to EUR 3.5mn following an arbitration award. This subject matter—updates on significant lawsuits or regulatory actions—directly corresponds to the definition of a Legal Proceedings Report (LTR). It is not a full financial report (10-K, IR), an earnings release (ER), or a general regulatory filing (RNS), as it concerns a specific legal event.
2013-12-17 English
Gigaset AG: Gigaset gewinnt Rechtsstreit mit Evonik zu 70% / Ergebnis innerhalb der Ruckstellungen
Legal Proceedings Report Classification · 95% confidence The document is titled 'Ad-hoc' and is dated 16 December 2013. It discusses the outcome of a legal dispute ('Rechtsstreit') between Gigaset AG and Evonik Degussa GmbH, specifically mentioning an arbitration award ('Schiedsspruch') and the resulting financial impact (provisions). This type of material, which reports on significant, non-public events that could materially affect the share price, is typically disclosed via an Ad-hoc announcement under German regulations (§ 15 WpHG). Since the provided definitions do not have a specific 'Ad-hoc' or 'Legal Proceeding' code that perfectly captures this immediate regulatory disclosure format, I must choose the closest fit. The content is fundamentally about a legal matter, but it is presented as an immediate regulatory disclosure. Given the options, 'Legal Proceedings Report' (LTR) covers the subject matter (lawsuit outcome), but the format strongly suggests an immediate regulatory disclosure. However, since this is a specific announcement of a legal outcome rather than a comprehensive report on ongoing litigation, and it is explicitly labeled as an 'Ad-hoc' disclosure, the most appropriate general regulatory category that covers significant, non-standard announcements is 'Regulatory Filings' (RNS), as it is a mandatory, immediate disclosure that doesn't fit the other specific financial/corporate action categories. Alternatively, LTR is strong due to the subject matter. Given the context of immediate disclosure of a legal result, RNS (Regulatory Filings) is often used for these time-sensitive, non-standard disclosures, but LTR (Legal Proceedings Report) is more specific to the content. I will lean towards LTR because the core subject is the resolution of a lawsuit, which is a key component of legal reporting, even if presented as an ad-hoc filing.
2013-12-16 German
DGAP-DD: Gigaset AG english
Director's Dealing Classification · 100% confidence The document explicitly uses the header "Directors’ Dealings" and contains detailed information about a transaction (sale) made by a person in a managerial position ("Member of an administrative or supervisory body"). This directly corresponds to the definition of Director's Dealing, which is classified under the code DIRS.
2013-12-09 English
DGAP-DD: Gigaset AG english
Director's Dealing Classification · 100% confidence The document explicitly uses the header "Directors’ Dealings" and details a transaction (sale of shares) by a person in a managerial position ("Member of an administrative or supervisory body"). This directly corresponds to the definition of Director's Dealing, which is classified under the code DIRS.
2013-12-09 English
DGAP-DD: Gigaset AG english
Director's Dealing Classification · 100% confidence The document explicitly uses the header "Directors’ Dealings" and details a transaction (sale of shares) by a person in a managerial position ("Member of an administrative or supervisory body"). This directly corresponds to the definition of Director's Dealing, which is classified under the code DIRS.
2013-12-09 English

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