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Ticker · IMS ISIN · PLINTMS00019 LEI · 259400K8UCPGHL7FH765 WAR Professional, scientific and technical activities
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Latest filing 2024-04-17 Regulatory Filings
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About IMS S.A.

https://imssensory.com/en/home-2/

IMS S.A. is a provider of specialized sensory marketing solutions designed to create immersive brand experiences at the point of sale. The company utilizes a multi-sensory approach, integrating audio, scent, and visual elements to influence consumer behavior and foster brand attachment. Core service areas include audio marketing, featuring the creation of custom music formats and in-store radio; scent marketing, which involves the strategic aromatization of commercial spaces; and visual marketing through advanced digital signage systems such as interactive displays, video walls, and advertising totems. The company supports these services with proprietary technologies and content management systems, delivering comprehensive sensory branding strategies for retail environments and shopping centers.

Recent filings

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List Prezesa Zarządu IMS S.A.
Regulatory Filings Classification · 1% confidence The document text consists almost entirely of XML signature blocks (Signature, SignedInfo, SignatureValue, KeyInfo, etc.). This structure strongly suggests the document is a digitally signed file, likely an attachment or the core content of a regulatory filing that has been signed for authenticity and integrity. Crucially, the content references a file named "List Prezesa Zarządu IMS S.A '23.xhtml" and includes a signing time of April 16, 2024. The presence of a specific, named document being signed, rather than the full text of a report or a brief announcement about a report's release, points towards the document being the signed artifact itself. Given the options, this is not a standard report (10-K, IR, ER), nor is it a simple announcement (RPA, RNS). Since the content is highly technical and relates to the integrity/authentication of another document (a 'List' which might relate to management or governance), and it doesn't fit the specific definitions for MANG, CGR, or DIRS directly, the most appropriate general category for a signed, non-standard regulatory artifact is the fallback category. However, looking closely at the referenced file name: "List Prezesa Zarządu IMS S.A '23.xhtml" (List of the President of the Management Board of IMS S.A. '23), this strongly suggests information related to management or board actions. If this list pertains to management appointments or changes, it aligns with Board/Management Information (MANG). If it pertains to governance structure, it aligns with Governance Information (CGR). Since the document itself is just the signature wrapper, and we cannot read the content of the referenced XHTML file, we must rely on the context provided by the signature metadata. In many regulatory contexts, a signed document wrapper like this, especially when referencing a specific internal list, is often classified as a general Regulatory Filing (RNS) if it doesn't clearly map to a specific report type, or if the primary content is inaccessible/is the signature itself. Given the highly specific nature of the other codes, and the fact that this is a signed artifact rather than the report content, RNS (Regulatory Filings - general/fallback) is the safest classification, although MANG or CGR are possibilities if the underlying file content were visible.
2024-04-17 Polish
List Prezesa Zarządu IMS S.A.
Interim / Quarterly Report Classification · 1% confidence The document text contains technical metadata and CSS styling for a web-based viewer (pdf2htmlEX), which is characteristic of a digital filing. The title 'List_IMS.xhtml' and the content structure indicate this is an 'Interim Management Statement' (IMS). According to the provided definitions, an Interim/Quarterly Report (IR) is the appropriate category for comprehensive financial reports for periods shorter than a full fiscal year, which includes Interim Management Statements. Q2 2013
2024-04-17 Polish
Sprawozdanie z badania IMS S.A. za 2023 rok
Audit Report / Information Classification · 1% confidence The document text consists almost entirely of XML signature blocks (Signature, SignedInfo, Reference, DigestValue, KeyInfo, X509Data, etc.). Crucially, within the SignedProperties, there is a reference to a file named: "IMS SA - Spr z badania 31 12 2023 - KPW Audyt 16 04 2024.xhtml". The Polish phrase "Spr z badania" translates to "Audit Report" or "Report from the audit". The date '31 12 2023' indicates the period covered, and the signing date is April 16, 2024. Since the content is the digital signature wrapper for a document explicitly named as an Audit Report, the classification should be Audit Report / Information (AR). The document length is substantial (over 10k characters), indicating it is the report wrapper/signature itself, not just a brief announcement (RPA/RNS). FY 2023
2024-04-17 Polish
Sprawozdanie z badania IMS S.A. za 2023 rok
Audit Report / Information Classification · 1% confidence The provided document text is extremely long (over 5 million characters) and appears to be the raw HTML/CSS/image data resulting from converting a PDF document using a tool like pdf2htmlEX. The content itself is not readable financial text but rather the underlying structure and embedded images/styles of a document. Given the massive size, it is highly unlikely to be a short announcement like RPA or RNS. Since the content is the full structure of a document, and we cannot read the actual content to determine if it's a 10-K, IR, or ER, the most appropriate classification for a large, complex, structured document that is likely a full report, especially when the source format is a PDF conversion, is the Annual Report (10-K) or an Interim Report (IR). However, without any textual evidence (like '10-K', 'Financial Statements', or 'MD&A'), and recognizing this is the *output* of a conversion process rather than the filing itself, the safest classification for a very large, complex document structure that is not explicitly an announcement is to treat it as a comprehensive report. Given the ambiguity and the nature of the input (raw conversion output), I will default to the most comprehensive report type, the Annual Report (10-K), as a placeholder for a very large document, but acknowledge the low confidence due to the lack of readable content. If this were a standard filing, the size suggests a major report. However, applying Rule 2 (Menu vs Meal), since this is the *converted file* and not the filing announcement, and it's massive, it represents the content of a major report. I will select 10-K as the most likely candidate for a document of this scale, despite the corrupted text. Q1 2024
2024-04-17 Polish
Sprawozdanie Zarządu z działalności IMS S.A. w 2023 roku
Management Reports Classification · 1% confidence The document text consists entirely of XML digital signature blocks (DSig and XAdES structures). The key piece of information is found within the `Reference` element's `DigestValue` description, which points to a file named: "Sprawozdanie Zarządu z działalności IMS S.A. w 2023 roku.xhtml". In Polish, "Sprawozdanie Zarządu z działalności" translates to "Management Board Report on Activities". This strongly suggests the content is related to the annual management report, which is typically part of the Annual Report (10-K equivalent) or a standalone Management Report (MDA). However, the document itself is not the report content; it is the digital signature metadata confirming the integrity and authenticity of the report file named in the URI. Since the underlying document being signed is the 'Management Board Report on Activities' for the year 2023, the most appropriate classification is Management Reports (MDA), as this category covers management's explanation of business trends and outlook, which an activity report fulfills. If the document were the full financial filing, it would likely be classified as 10-K. Given the specific reference to the 'Management Board Report on Activities' and the fact that this is metadata for that report, MDA is the best fit among the provided options, as it captures the nature of the signed content.
2024-04-17 Polish
Sprawozdanie Zarządu z działalności IMS S.A. w 2023 roku
Audit Report / Information Classification · 1% confidence The document text provided is extremely long (over 19 million characters, though truncated for analysis) and appears to be the raw HTML/CSS structure generated by a PDF conversion tool (pdf2htmlEX). It contains extensive styling information, font definitions (WOFF data), and structural elements typical of a converted document, rather than the narrative or structured data of a standard financial filing (like 10-K, ER, or IR). Since the content itself is not visible, and the structure strongly suggests this is the *container* or *output* of a conversion process rather than the filing document itself, it is impossible to classify based on content keywords or regulatory headers. Following Rule 2 (The 'MENU VS MEAL' Rule), if the document is short and announces a report, it's RPA/RNS. However, this document is massive and appears to be the converted file itself, but without any discernible financial content. Given the lack of content and the nature of the text (raw conversion output), the most appropriate fallback category for an unclassifiable or malformed regulatory document is 'Regulatory Filings' (RNS), as it represents a document that has been submitted but whose content cannot be parsed into a specific category. Q3 2024
2024-04-17 Polish

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