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Latest filing 2016-05-23 Share Issue/Capital Cha…
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IDI is a listed private equity investment company with over 50 years of experience supporting small and mid-cap companies. The firm specializes in growth capital and Leveraged Buyouts (LBOs), typically investing €25-70 million in companies valued between €10 million and €150 million. Acting as both a majority and minority shareholder, IDI partners with management teams to drive growth through strategic guidance and support for mergers and acquisitions. Its permanent investment structure, distinct from traditional funds, allows for flexible, long-term holding periods tailored to each company's needs. The firm integrates social and environmental considerations into its investment process and provides expertise in emerging markets through a dedicated subsidiary.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
droits de vote et d'actions
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 1% confidence The document is very short (729 characters) and provides a specific update regarding the 'Nombre total de droits de vote et d'actions composant le capital social' (Total number of voting rights and shares comprising the share capital) as of a specific date (April 30, 2016), referencing French regulatory articles (Code de Commerce and AMF). This content directly relates to the structure of the company's capital and voting rights. While it contains capital structure information, it is presented as a formal regulatory disclosure rather than a comprehensive report or a general announcement of a report. The closest fit among the specific codes is 'SHA' (Share Issue/Capital Change) or potentially 'RPA' if it were just announcing a filing. However, since it explicitly details the current share count and voting rights, it is a direct disclosure of capital structure information. Given the options, 'SHA' (Share Issue/Capital Change) is the most appropriate category for a formal disclosure detailing the total number of shares and voting rights, as this forms the basis of capital structure changes or reporting.
2016-05-23 French
document de référence 2015
AGM Information Classification · 1% confidence The document is very short (2026 characters) and primarily serves to announce the availability of other key documents and provide notice for an upcoming meeting. It explicitly states that the 'Document de Référence 2015' (which contains the annual financial report) was filed with the AMF and is available for consultation. It also announces the date and agenda for the 'Assemblée générale mixte' (Mixed General Meeting), including a dividend proposal. Because the text is an announcement about the availability of reports and the scheduling of a meeting, rather than the full content of the Annual Report (10-K) or the detailed minutes/results of the AGM, it fits best as a Report Publication Announcement (RPA) or potentially an AGM-R if the focus was solely on the meeting notice. Given the prominent mention of the 'Document de Référence' being made available, RPA is a strong candidate based on the 'MENU VS MEAL' rule. However, since it also details the upcoming AGM date, proposed dividend, and mentions the AGM documents, AGM-R is also highly relevant. Since the document is a formal notice regarding the AGM and dividend proposal, AGM-R is slightly more specific than a generic RPA, although RPA is also plausible if this was just a cover note for the Document de Référence. I will prioritize AGM-R due to the explicit scheduling and dividend proposal for the 'Assemblée générale mixte'.
2016-04-25 French
Résultats 2015
Earnings Release Classification · 1% confidence The document is titled "RESULTATS ANNUELS 2015 ET PERSPECTIVES 2016" (Annual Results 2015 and Outlook 2016) and contains a detailed summary of the company's performance for the full fiscal year 2015, including key financial metrics like Net Asset Value (ANR) growth, dividend proposal, investment activity, and a recap of consolidated results for 2014 and 2015 in a table format. The content strongly indicates a comprehensive annual financial disclosure. Although it is presented as a press release summarizing the results, its focus on the full year's performance and the inclusion of detailed financial tables aligns best with the content expected in an Annual Report (10-K) or a very detailed Earnings Release/Interim Report. Given the explicit mention of "RESULTATS ANNUELS" (Annual Results) and the comprehensive nature covering the entire fiscal year, it is most closely related to the Annual Report category (10-K). However, since this appears to be a summary/release document rather than the full statutory 10-K filing itself, and it focuses heavily on financial results, it could also be classified as an Earnings Release (ER) or Interim Report (IR) if the company is not US-based and filing a 10-K. Since the document explicitly covers the *annual* results and includes a detailed financial recap table, it is a strong candidate for the Annual Report category (10-K) or, if it's a summary, the Earnings Release (ER). Given the depth and the focus on the full year, I will lean towards the closest equivalent for a comprehensive annual financial disclosure, which is often summarized in an ER or is the basis for the 10-K. Since it details the full year's performance and includes a comparative table, it functions as the primary annual financial disclosure document. If this were a US filer, this summary would precede the 10-K. In the context of the provided definitions, the content is too detailed for a simple ER (which is usually just highlights) and too focused on financials for a general RNS. It is a comprehensive annual financial review. I will classify it as an Earnings Release (ER) as it reads like a detailed press release announcing the annual figures, which is the typical function of an ER, even if the period covered is annual. If the document were explicitly titled 'Annual Report' or contained extensive footnotes/MD&A typical of a 10-K, 10-K would be chosen. Given the structure, ER is the most appropriate fit for a detailed annual results announcement summary. FY 2015
2016-04-21 French
droits de vote et d'actions
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 1% confidence The document is very short (729 characters) and provides a specific update regarding the total number of voting rights and shares composing the share capital as of a specific date (March 31, 2016), referencing French commercial code and AMF regulations. This type of mandatory disclosure, which relates to the structure of the capital and voting rights, is often classified under general regulatory announcements or specific capital structure updates. Given the options, it is not a full report (10-K, IR), an earnings release (ER), or a dividend notice (DIV). It is a formal notification about the capital structure, which aligns closely with 'Share Issue/Capital Change' (SHA) or potentially a general 'Regulatory Filing' (RNS). Since it explicitly details the 'Nombre total de droits de vote' (Total number of voting rights) and capital structure, SHA is the most precise fit, although it is a specific type of capital disclosure. However, looking closely at the definitions, 'SHA' is for 'new share issues, stock splits, or other capital changes.' This document is a periodic disclosure of the *current* capital structure, often required alongside other filings. Given the context of French regulatory filings, this specific disclosure about voting rights is often categorized separately or as a general regulatory filing. Since it is a formal, periodic disclosure mandated by regulation (AMF), and doesn't fit perfectly into the defined capital change (SHA) or director dealing (DIRS), 'RNS' (Regulatory Filings - fallback for miscellaneous filings) is a strong candidate. However, since it directly concerns the composition of the capital and voting rights, it is a specific capital structure notification. Let's re-evaluate the options. It is not a DVA (Declaration of Voting Results from a meeting). It is a statement of the current capital base. In many databases, this specific type of filing (total shares/votes outstanding) falls under general capital structure updates. Given the available codes, 'SHA' (Share Issue/Capital Change) is the closest category for updates related to the share base, even if it's a periodic report rather than an active change event. If 'SHA' is too narrow, 'RNS' is the fallback. Given the explicit mention of 'capital social' and 'droits de vote', I will classify it as 'SHA' as it pertains to the capital structure, which is the core subject matter.
2016-04-11 French
communiqué
M&A Activity Classification · 1% confidence The document is titled "COMMUNIQUE DE PRESSE" (Press Release) and details two recent acquisitions made by Groupe Winncare in Denmark (Borringia and Ergolet). It discusses strategic growth, internationalization, and the impact on the company's structure and product offerings. This type of announcement, detailing corporate development actions like M&A, is typically classified as a Merger & Acquisition Activity (TAR) or, if it were a more general regulatory update without a specific M&A focus, potentially a Regulatory Filing (RNS). Since the core content is explicitly about acquisitions (growth externe), TAR is the most appropriate specific category. It is not an earnings release (ER), a formal financial report (10-K, IR), or a management presentation (IP).
2016-03-08 French
droits de vote et d'actions
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 1% confidence The document is very short (736 characters) and provides a mandatory disclosure regarding the total number of voting rights and shares outstanding as of a specific date (January 31, 2016), referencing French commercial code (Article L. 233-8 II du Code de Commerce) and AMF regulations. This type of mandatory, periodic disclosure about the capital structure and voting rights, especially when presented as a brief notice, aligns best with a general regulatory filing or a specific capital structure update. Since there is no specific code for 'Total Voting Rights Disclosure' and it is not a full report (like 10-K or IR), it falls under the general regulatory announcement category (RNS) or potentially a Capital/Financing Update (CAP). Given the explicit reference to voting rights and capital structure components, SHA (Share Issue/Capital Change) is a possibility, but RNS is often used for these mandatory, short regulatory updates that don't fit elsewhere. However, since it details the composition of the capital and voting rights, it is a direct notification about the share structure. Let's re-evaluate the options: SHA is for 'new share issues, stock splits, or other capital changes.' This document reports the *current state* of the capital structure, not necessarily a change event, although it is often triggered by one. Given the context of mandatory regulatory reporting in France (AMF), RNS (Regulatory Filings) is the most appropriate fallback for specific, non-standard disclosures. If we must choose a more specific code, the information relates directly to the share base, making SHA plausible, but RNS covers general regulatory notices best. I will select RNS as the most fitting general regulatory disclosure category for this specific French filing format.
2016-02-03 French

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