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Ticker · ALHRS ISIN · FR0014001PM5 LEI · 894500HQU4W3KIK2A674 PA Manufacturing
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Filings indexed 266 across all filing types
Latest filing 2023-02-24 Investor Presentation
Country FR France
Listing PA ALHRS

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Hydrogen Refueling Solutions (HRS) is a designer and manufacturer of hydrogen refueling stations. Founded in 2004 with a background in industrial piping, the company has specialized in hydrogen infrastructure since 2009. HRS provides a complete range of modular, scalable, and large-capacity refueling stations for fuel cell electric vehicles. The company offers turnkey solutions that include the compression, storage, and distribution of hydrogen. Its primary markets include the mobility and energy sectors, regional authorities, and industrial clients. HRS focuses on mass-producing its stations to generalize access to hydrogen and support the transition to carbon-free mobility.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
HRS PUBLIE SA DEUXIÈME LETTRE AUX ACTIONNAIRES
Investor Presentation Classification · 1% confidence The document is titled "HRS PUBLIE SA DEUXIÈME LETTRE AUX ACTIONNAIRES" (HRS Publishes its Second Letter to Shareholders). It explicitly states that this letter is published and directs the reader to the investor relations website to consult it. The document itself is a short announcement (2545 characters) detailing the contents of the letter and inviting shareholders to register for future communications. According to Rule #2 (The "MENU VS MEAL" Rule), when a document is short and announces the publication of another document (like a letter to shareholders), it should be classified as a Report Publication Announcement (RPA). While 'LTR' (Legal Proceedings Report) is not applicable, and 'IR' (Interim Report) is not applicable, the nature of announcing the availability of a specific shareholder communication strongly points to RPA.
2023-02-24 French
HRS ANNOUNCES THE BROAD SUCCESS OF THE TRANSACTION BY ITS MAJORITY SHAREHOLDER OF APPROXIMATELY 834,000 SHARES HRS, OR 5.5% OF THE CAPITAL
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 1% confidence The document is a press release announcing the successful completion of a transaction where the majority shareholder (HOLDING HR) sold a significant portion of its shares (5.5% of capital) to institutional and retail investors. This transaction involved an accelerated book building (ABB) and a public offering, resulting in an increased free float. This activity directly relates to changes in share ownership, capital structure, and the trading of the company's own shares. While it involves share transactions (POS) and major shareholding changes (MRQ), the core event described is the sale of shares by a major shareholder, which is a form of capital/financing activity or a transaction in own shares. Given the context of a large block trade by a majority shareholder leading to a change in the free float, it strongly aligns with 'Capital/Financing Update' (CAP) or 'Transaction in Own Shares' (POS). Since the focus is on the sale/offering of existing shares by a major holder to increase liquidity, 'Transaction in Own Shares' (POS) is a very strong fit, as it covers the company selling or buying back shares, and often this category is extended to cover significant secondary offerings or block trades that affect the float. However, the description of the transaction is a sale by a shareholder, not the company itself buying back shares (POS definition: Report of the company buying back or selling its own shares). The most accurate fit among the provided options for a major shareholder selling shares to the public/institutions, thereby changing the capital structure/float, is 'Capital/Financing Update' (CAP), as it covers fundraising and capital structure changes, even if initiated by a shareholder. Alternatively, 'Major Shareholding Notification' (MRQ) is relevant because the resulting holding percentage is detailed. Given the announcement focuses on the *success of the transaction* and the resulting increase in free float, CAP seems slightly broader and more appropriate than just the notification aspect (MRQ) or the company's own transaction (POS). Let's re-evaluate POS: 'Report of the company buying back or selling its own shares'. This is a shareholder selling, not the company. Let's re-evaluate MRQ: 'Notification of changes in significant share ownership levels'. This fits the outcome perfectly. Let's re-evaluate CAP: 'Updates on company fundraising, financing activities, or capital structure changes'. The transaction changes the capital structure (free float). Given the magnitude and the explicit mention of the resulting free float change, CAP is the best fit for a significant capital structure event driven by a major shareholder sale.
2023-02-09 English
HRS ANNONCE LE TRÈS LARGE SUCCÈS DE L'OPÉRATION DE CESSION PAR SON ACTIONNAIRE MAJORITAIRE D'ENVIRON 834 000 ACTIONS HRS, SOIT 5,5% DU CAPITAL
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 1% confidence The document is a press release announcing the successful completion of a share sale (cession) by the majority shareholder (HOLDING HR) of approximately 5.5% of the company's capital via an accelerated book building (ABB) to institutional investors and a public offering to retail investors. This transaction directly relates to changes in share ownership and capital structure, specifically concerning the free float and insider holdings. This fits best under the category related to changes in shareholding or capital structure. The most relevant codes are 'SHA' (Share Issue/Capital Change) or 'MRQ' (Major Shareholding Notification). Since this is an active transaction resulting in a change in the major shareholder's stake and an increase in the free float, 'SHA' (Share Issue/Capital Change) is a strong candidate, although 'MRQ' (Major Shareholding Notification) also applies as the major holding percentage is explicitly detailed post-transaction. However, the core event is the disposal of shares leading to a capital structure adjustment (increased float). Given the options, 'SHA' covers the capital structure aspect of the transaction, but 'MRQ' specifically covers notifications of changes in significant share ownership levels. Since the document details the exact percentage held by the major shareholder before and after the sale, 'MRQ' (Major Shareholding Notification) is the most precise fit for reporting changes in significant ownership thresholds, even though it's initiated by the shareholder rather than a mandatory filing triggered by crossing a threshold. Alternatively, 'CAP' (Capital/Financing Update) could apply as it involves a significant capital transaction. Comparing 'SHA', 'MRQ', and 'CAP': This is not a new issue (SHA), but a secondary sale. It is a notification about a major shareholder's stake change (MRQ). It is a financing/capital activity (CAP). Given the focus on the majority shareholder's stake change and the resulting float increase, 'MRQ' is highly appropriate. However, 'SHA' often encompasses transactions affecting the capital base/float. Let's re-evaluate based on the definitions. 'SHA' is 'Share Issue/Capital Change'. 'MRQ' is 'Notification of changes in significant share ownership levels (crossing thresholds)'. Since the document explicitly details the change in the majority shareholder's holding (from >67% to 67.0%) and the resulting float change, 'MRQ' is the most specific fit for reporting this change in significant ownership.
2023-02-09 French
HRS ANNOUNCES THE LAUNCH OF A SALE OF APPROXIMATELY 500,000 HRS SHARES BY ITS MAJORITY SHAREHOLDER
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 1% confidence The document is a press release announcing that the majority shareholder, HOLDING HR, intends to sell approximately 500,000 HRS shares to institutional and retail investors via an accelerated book building and a public offering (PrimaryBid). This action directly relates to changes in the company's share structure and ownership, specifically involving the sale of existing shares by a major shareholder, which impacts the free float. This falls under the category of Capital/Financing Update (CAP) as it details a significant transaction affecting the capital structure and share availability, or potentially Share Issue/Capital Change (SHA) if interpreted broadly, but 'CAP' is often used for major ownership/financing events. Given the focus on the sale of existing shares to increase free float and the mechanics of the offering, 'CAP' (Capital/Financing Update) is the most appropriate fit, as it is a financing-related activity initiated by a major shareholder. It is not a standard earnings release (ER), an annual report (10-K), or a simple notice of dividend (DIV). It is a specific announcement about a capital transaction.
2023-02-08 English
HRS ANNONCE LE LANCEMENT D'UNE OPÉRATION DE CESSION D'ENVIRON 500.000 ACTIONS HRS PAR SON ACTIONNAIRE MAJORITAIRE
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 1% confidence The document is a press release announcing that the majority shareholder (HOLDING HR) intends to sell approximately 500,000 HRS shares via a private placement (accelerated book building) to institutional investors and a public offering to retail investors in France via PrimaryBid. This action involves the sale of existing shares by a major shareholder, which directly corresponds to the definition of a transaction in own shares (share repurchase/issuance, although here it is a sale by a major shareholder, the core activity is a change in the share structure/ownership via a transaction). Reviewing the definitions: - 10-K/IR: Not a full annual or interim report. - ER: Not an earnings release. - DIV/NAV: Not related to dividends or NAV. - CAP: While it involves capital structure, the primary action is the sale of existing shares by an insider/major shareholder, not a general fundraising or capital structure change initiated by the company itself for new capital. - SHA: This usually implies the company issuing new shares or performing a stock split. This is a secondary market transaction by a shareholder. - POS (Transaction in Own Shares): This category covers the company buying back or selling its own shares. Although this specific transaction is a sale by a major shareholder (HOLDING HR), in the context of available codes, transactions involving significant changes in the free float and share distribution, especially when structured as a placement, often fall under capital/share transaction categories. Given the options, 'Transaction in Own Shares' (POS) is the closest fit for a large-scale secondary market share transaction announced via press release, even if technically it's a shareholder selling, as it directly impacts the share base available for trading. However, 'Capital/Financing Update' (CAP) is also plausible as it changes the capital structure/float. Since the document explicitly details the mechanics of selling existing shares to increase free float, 'POS' (Transaction in Own Shares) is the most precise fit for describing the nature of the transaction itself (a large block of shares changing hands). Given the context of a major shareholder selling shares to increase free float, 'POS' (Transaction in Own Shares) is the most appropriate classification for this type of secondary market activity.
2023-02-08 French
Information mensuelle relative aux droits de vote
Declaration of Voting Results & Voting Rights Announcements Classification · 1% confidence The document is titled "INFORMATION MENSUELLE RELATIVE AUX DROITS DE VOTE" (Monthly Information Regarding Voting Rights) and explicitly references compliance with Article 223-16 of the AMF General Regulation and Article L.223-8 II of the French Commercial Code. It provides a table detailing the number of shares and theoretical/exercisable voting rights as of January 31, 2023. This content directly relates to the calculation and reporting of voting rights, which falls under the category of Declaration of Voting Results & Voting Rights Announcements (DVA). Although it is a monthly update, the core subject matter is voting rights disclosure, making DVA the most specific fit over a general Regulatory Filing (RNS). The document length is short (2543 chars), but it contains the primary data, not just an announcement of data, so RPA/RNS is less appropriate than DVA.
2023-02-06 French

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