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Ticker · IDIP ISIN · FR0000051393 LEI · 96950022J37K8UHSJH76 PA Financial and insurance activities
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Latest filing 2014-12-18 M&A Activity
Country FR France
Listing PA IDIP

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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
Communiqué
M&A Activity Classification · 1% confidence The document is a press release ("Communiqué de presse") dated December 18, 2014, announcing that IDI is selling its stake in Emeraude International to the company's management and other investors (ActoMezz and BPI). This transaction involves a change in ownership structure and the exit of an investor, which falls under corporate financing or M&A activity. Since the document details the sale/divestiture of an investment stake, it most closely aligns with 'Capital/Financing Update' (CAP) or 'M&A Activity' (TAR). Given that it is a specific announcement about the divestment of an investment holding, TAR (Merger/Takeover Activity) is a strong fit, as is CAP. However, the core event is the transfer of ownership/exit, which is a key component of M&A/Transaction reporting. Since there is no specific code for 'Divestiture Announcement', and it is not a formal regulatory filing like a 10-K, I will classify it as a transaction announcement. Given the options, TAR (Merger/Takeover Activity) is the closest fit for a significant transaction involving the sale of a major stake, although CAP is also plausible. I will select TAR as it describes the transaction itself.
2014-12-18 French
Droits de vote
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 1% confidence The document is very short (735 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 (November 30, 2014), citing French regulatory articles (Code de Commerce and AMF). This content directly relates to the structure of the company's capital and voting rights, which is a key component of share capital announcements. While it is not a formal 'Share Issue/Capital Change' (SHA) which usually involves a transaction, it is a mandatory disclosure about the current capital structure. Given the options, this disclosure about the total number of shares and voting rights aligns most closely with capital structure reporting. However, since it is a mandatory regulatory disclosure about the capital base, and not a transaction (like POS or SHA), and it is a short notice, it fits best under the general regulatory disclosure category, or potentially a specific capital disclosure. Since there is no specific code for 'Total Share Capital Disclosure', and it is a formal regulatory notice, I will check the closest fits. 'SHA' is for share *issue/change*. 'MRQ' is for major shareholding notification. This is a disclosure of the total capital base. Given the mandatory nature and the focus on capital structure components (shares and voting rights), it is a specific type of capital update. Since it is a formal, short regulatory notice, 'RNS' (Regulatory Filings) is a strong fallback. However, the content is highly specific to capital structure. Let's re-evaluate the definitions. It is not an AGM, 10-K, ER, or IR. It is not a management change (MANG) or director dealing (DIRS). It is a disclosure of the total share capital base. This type of mandatory disclosure often falls under general regulatory filings (RNS) if a more specific code isn't available. Given the explicit mention of 'droits de vote' and 'capital social', it is a fundamental capital structure disclosure. I will classify it as RNS as it is a short, mandatory regulatory notice that doesn't fit the transactional SHA or the major shareholder MRQ codes, and it is not an announcement of a report (RPA).
2014-12-03 French
Droits de vote
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 1% confidence The document is very short (734 characters) and provides a mandatory disclosure regarding the total number of voting rights and shares outstanding as of a specific date (October 31, 2014), citing French commercial code and AMF regulations. This type of periodic disclosure, which is not a full financial report (10-K, IR) or a management change (MANG), often relates to capital structure or significant shareholdings. Since it explicitly details the total number of shares and voting rights, it is most closely related to capital structure updates. However, given the specific nature of reporting total voting rights under French regulation, it fits best under the general category for regulatory announcements that don't fit elsewhere, or potentially a capital change. Since it is a mandatory disclosure about the composition of the capital and voting rights, and not a transaction (POS) or a major shareholder crossing a threshold (MRQ), the most appropriate general category for mandatory regulatory updates that don't fit specific financial reports is RNS. Alternatively, it relates to the capital structure, but 'SHA' is for issuing/splitting shares. Given the context of mandatory regulatory disclosure of voting rights, RNS is the safest fit as a general regulatory filing.
2014-11-10 French
communiqué
Report Publication Announcement Classification · 1% confidence The document is very short (1192 characters) and its title explicitly states it is a 'Communiqué de mise à disposition de l'information financière trimestrielle' (Announcement of the availability of quarterly financial information) for the period ending September 30, 2014. The text confirms that the quarterly financial information has been made available to the public and filed with the AMF, and directs the reader to the company website to consult it. This perfectly matches the definition of a Report Publication Announcement (RPA), which is used when a document announces the release of another report rather than being the report itself. It is not a comprehensive Interim Report (IR) or an Earnings Release (ER), but an announcement about them.
2014-11-07 French
Information financière trimestrielle - 3ème trimestre 2014
Interim / Quarterly Report Classification · 1% confidence The document is titled 'INFORMATION FINANCIERE TRIMESTRIELLE' (Quarterly Financial Information) and provides specific financial metrics for the 9-month period ending September 30, 2014, including Net Asset Value (ANR) per share, cash position, and investment activity. It contains substantive financial data and analysis rather than just an announcement of a report. Therefore, it qualifies as an Interim/Quarterly Report (IR). 9M 2014
2014-11-07 French
Déclaration
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 1% confidence The document is very short (736 characters) and explicitly references French regulatory articles (Code de Commerce and AMF regulations) concerning the total number of voting rights and shares outstanding as of a specific date (September 30, 2014). This type of mandatory disclosure regarding the capital structure and voting rights is a specific regulatory announcement. It is not a full report (10-K, IR), an earnings release (ER), or a management change (MANG). While it relates to capital structure, it is a formal regulatory disclosure of the current share count, which fits best under the general 'Regulatory Filings' (RNS) category as a specific, non-core financial report announcement, or potentially 'SHA' (Share Issue/Capital Change). Given the context of mandatory disclosure under French law regarding voting rights, RNS is the most appropriate general regulatory fallback, although it is a specific capital structure update. Since there is no specific code for 'Total Voting Rights Disclosure', RNS is the best fit among the provided options for a mandatory, short regulatory notice.
2014-10-06 French

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