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Ticker · KEO ISIN · CY0001300413 LEI · 213800LF5V3PPJB88H23 CSE Manufacturing
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Filings indexed 460 across all filing types
Latest filing 2025-04-16 Regulatory Filings
Country CY Cyprus
Listing CSE KEO

About Keo PLC

https://www.keogroup.com/

Keo PLC is a producer and marketer of beverages and food products. The company operates through six primary trading divisions: Beer, Wines, Spirits, Water, Juices & Soft Drinks, and Canned Food. Its portfolio includes a wide variety of locally produced alcoholic and non-alcoholic products, most notably its flagship KEO Beer, a Pilsner-type lager. The company also operates several wineries, producing wines from local grape varieties. In addition to its own brands, Keo PLC imports and distributes other beverage brands. The company markets its products both domestically and internationally in over thirty countries.

Recent filings

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Regulatory Filings 2025
Regulatory Filings Classification · 90% confidence The document is a very short announcement (414 characters) stating that the Board of Directors will meet to approve the Audited Financial Statements for the year ended December 31, 2024, and determine the date for the Annual General Meeting (AGM). Since this is an announcement about upcoming board actions related to the annual report and the AGM, and it is not the report itself, it fits best as a general regulatory announcement or a precursor to the AGM/Annual Report filing. Given the content focuses on setting the date for the AGM and approving the annual accounts, it is closely related to AGM preparations. However, the primary function here is announcing the board meeting agenda, which is not explicitly covered by AGM-R (which is for presentations/materials shared *during* the AGM). Since it is a brief, formal announcement regarding key corporate events (AGM scheduling and financial statement approval), and it doesn't fit perfectly into ER, IR, or 10-K (as it's not the results or the full report), the most appropriate general category for a formal corporate notice that doesn't fit elsewhere is Regulatory Filings (RNS). Alternatively, because it explicitly mentions determining the date for the AGM, it could be seen as preparatory material for the AGM, but RNS is safer for a general board meeting announcement.
2025-04-16 English
AGM Information 2025
AGM Information Classification · 97% confidence The document is a short announcement (408 characters) in Greek. The key phrases indicate that the Board of Directors will meet to discuss two main items: 1) Approval of the Audited Financial Statements for the year ended December 31, 2024, and 2) Setting the date for the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Shareholders. Since this is a short notice announcing the *intent* to approve the annual results and set the AGM date, rather than being the full Annual Report (10-K) or the AGM materials themselves (AGM-R), it functions as a preliminary regulatory announcement regarding upcoming key events. Given the context of setting the AGM date, it is closely related to AGM proceedings. However, the primary function here is announcing the board meeting agenda which includes setting the AGM date. If the document were the actual AGM presentation, it would be AGM-R. If it were the full audited statements, it would be 10-K or AR. As a short notice about the upcoming AGM and financial statement approval, it fits best as a general regulatory announcement or a precursor to the AGM. Given the explicit mention of setting the date for the Annual General Meeting, AGM-R is a strong candidate, but since it's just the *notice* of the board meeting to *set* the AGM date, it is more accurately classified as a general regulatory announcement (RNS) or potentially related to the AGM process. Considering the strong focus on the AGM, I will lean towards AGM-R as it directly pertains to the meeting logistics, although RNS is a possibility if it were purely administrative. Given the options, and the fact that the AGM is a central topic, I will classify it as related to the AGM process, but since it's a notice about the board meeting to *decide* on the AGM date, RNS is the safest fallback for a short, non-specific regulatory notice. Re-evaluating: The document explicitly mentions setting the date for the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders. This is a critical step leading up to the AGM. If the document were the actual AGM presentation, it would be AGM-R. If it were the full audited statements, it would be 10-K or AR. Since it is a notice about the board meeting to approve the financials and set the AGM date, it is a regulatory announcement about upcoming corporate actions. I will classify it as RNS as it is a general announcement regarding corporate governance scheduling, not the final AGM material itself.
2025-04-16 Greek (modern)
Governance Information 2025
Governance Information Classification · 99% confidence The document is titled in Greek as "ΣΥΓΚΕΝΤΡΩΤΙΚΗ ΚΑΤΑΣΤΑΣΗ ΔΙΑΣΠΟΡΑΣ ΤΟΥ ΜΕΤΟΧΙΚΟΥ ΚΕΦΑΛΑΙΟΥ ΤΗΣ ΕΤΑΙΡΕΙΑΣ" (Consolidated Statement of Share Capital Distribution of the Company) and is dated as of March 31, 2025. It details the breakdown of share ownership, including holdings by Management/Board members (Όργανα Διοίκησης - Διεύθυνσης και Εποπτείας), Major Shareholders (Κύριοι Μέτοχοι - above 5%), employees, and the free float. This structure—detailing ownership structure, major shareholders, and board holdings—is characteristic of regulatory filings related to capital structure and ownership transparency, often required by stock exchanges (like the reference to CSE in the text, which is the Cyprus Stock Exchange). It is not a full Annual Report (10-K), an Earnings Release (ER), or an Interim Report (IR) as it focuses purely on capital structure disclosure rather than operational or comprehensive financial performance. It most closely aligns with filings that report on capital structure changes or significant ownership disclosures. Given the detailed breakdown of share distribution and management holdings, it fits best under filings related to capital structure or significant ownership notifications. However, none of the specific codes perfectly match a 'Share Capital Distribution Statement'. Let's re-evaluate the options: - SHA (Share Issue/Capital Change): This document reports the *current state* of the capital distribution, not necessarily a recent change, although it is related. - MRQ (Major Shareholding Notification): This covers changes in significant ownership, which is a component of this report, but this report is broader. - DIRS (Director's Dealing): This is about transactions, not the overall structure. Since the document explicitly details the ownership structure, including major shareholders (over 5%) and management holdings, it is a specific type of disclosure related to ownership concentration. In the absence of a specific 'Shareholder Structure Report' code, and considering the focus on major shareholders (B.1: ΙΕΡΑ ΑΡΧΙΕΠΙΣΚΟΠΗ ΚΥΠΡΟΥ at 40.4465%), it shares characteristics with Major Shareholding Notifications (MRQ). However, the document is a comprehensive statement of the entire capital distribution. If we look at the definitions, the document is a formal regulatory disclosure about the composition of the share capital. Given the context of corporate governance and ownership transparency, and the fact that it lists major shareholders, it is a specific regulatory filing. Since it is a detailed, structured report about the capital base and ownership, and not just a brief announcement, it is not RPA or RNS. Considering the detailed breakdown of ownership, it is a specific disclosure related to the capital base. If we must choose the closest fit among the provided options, a report detailing major shareholders and capital structure is often grouped with filings related to capital changes (SHA) or major ownership changes (MRQ). Since it is a comprehensive statement of the *current* distribution, and not just a notification of a *change* crossing a threshold, SHA (Share Issue/Capital Change) is a plausible category for a document detailing the capital structure itself, or MRQ if the primary focus is on the major holders listed. Given the comprehensive nature detailing all shareholders, directors, and the total capital, this is a mandatory regulatory filing for capital transparency. In many jurisdictions, this type of report is filed periodically (like quarterly, matching the March 31 date). Since it is a comprehensive report on the capital structure, and not just a single transaction or a simple earnings release, and it doesn't fit perfectly into the other specific categories, I will classify it as a specialized regulatory filing. Given the focus on major shareholders (B.1 and B.2), MRQ (Major Shareholding Notification) is a strong candidate, even if it's a full statement rather than just a notification of a single change. However, the document is a 'Consolidated Statement of Share Capital Distribution'. This is a fundamental disclosure about the capital structure. If we consider the closest fit for a detailed, periodic report on capital structure components, it is often related to capital changes or major holdings. I will lean towards MRQ as the listing of shareholders holding over 5% is a key component, and this document serves to confirm/report on that structure as of a specific date.
2025-04-15 Greek (modern)
AGM Information 2025
AGM Information Classification · 99% confidence The document is titled in Greek as "ΣΥΓΚΕΝΤΡΩΤΙΚΗ ΚΑΤΑΣΤΑΣΗ ΔΙΑΣΠΟΡΑΣ ΤΟΥ ΜΕΤΟΧΙΚΟΥ ΚΕΦΑΛΑΙΟΥ ΤΗΣ ΕΤΑΙΡΕΙΑΣ" (Consolidated Statement of Share Capital Distribution of the Company) and is dated as of March 31, 2025. It details the breakdown of share ownership, including holdings by Management/Board members (Όργανα Διοίκησης - Διεύθυνσης και Εποπτείας), Major Shareholders (Κύριοι Μέτοχοι - above 5%), employees, and the free float. This structure—detailing ownership structure, major shareholders, and board holdings—is characteristic of regulatory filings related to capital structure and ownership transparency, often required by stock exchanges (like the reference to CSE in the text, which is the Cyprus Stock Exchange). It is not a full Annual Report (10-K), an Earnings Release (ER), or an Interim Report (IR) as it focuses purely on capital structure disclosure rather than operational or comprehensive financial performance. It most closely aligns with filings that report on capital structure changes or significant ownership disclosures. Given the detailed breakdown of share distribution and management holdings, it fits best under filings related to capital structure or significant ownership notifications. However, none of the specific codes perfectly match a 'Share Capital Distribution Statement'. Let's re-evaluate the options: - SHA (Share Issue/Capital Change): This document reports the *current state* of the capital distribution, not necessarily a recent change, although it is related. - MRQ (Major Shareholding Notification): This covers changes in significant ownership, which is a component of this report, but this report is broader. - DIRS (Director's Dealing): This is about transactions, not the overall structure. Since the document explicitly details the ownership structure, including major shareholders (over 5%) and management holdings, it is a specific type of disclosure related to ownership concentration. In the absence of a specific 'Shareholder Structure Report' code, and considering the focus on major shareholders (B.1: ΙΕΡΑ ΑΡΧΙΕΠΙΣΚΟΠΗ ΚΥΠΡΟΥ at 40.4465%), it shares characteristics with Major Shareholding Notifications (MRQ). However, the document is a comprehensive statement of the entire capital distribution. If we look at the definitions, the document is a formal regulatory disclosure about the composition of the share capital. Given the context of corporate governance and ownership transparency, and the fact that it lists major shareholders, it is a specific regulatory filing. Since it is a detailed, structured report about the capital base and ownership, and not just a brief announcement, it is not RPA or RNS. Considering the detailed breakdown of ownership, it is a specific disclosure related to the capital base. If we must choose the closest fit among the provided options, a report detailing major shareholders and capital structure is often grouped with filings related to capital changes (SHA) or major ownership changes (MRQ). Since it is a comprehensive statement of the *current* distribution, and not just a notification of a *change* crossing a threshold, SHA (Share Issue/Capital Change) is a plausible category for a document detailing the capital structure itself, or MRQ if the primary focus is on the major holders listed. Given the comprehensive nature detailing all shareholders, directors, and the total capital, this is a mandatory regulatory filing for capital transparency. In many jurisdictions, this type of report is filed periodically (like quarterly, matching the March 31 date). Since it is a comprehensive report on the capital structure, and not just a single transaction or a simple earnings release, and it doesn't fit perfectly into the other specific categories, I will classify it as a specialized regulatory filing. Given the focus on major shareholders (B.1 and B.2), MRQ (Major Shareholding Notification) is a strong candidate, even if it's a full statement rather than just a notification of a single change. However, the document is a 'Consolidated Statement of Share Capital Distribution'. This is a fundamental disclosure about the capital structure. If we consider the closest fit for a detailed, periodic report on capital structure components, it is often related to capital changes or major holdings. I will lean towards MRQ as the listing of shareholders holding over 5% is a key component, and this document serves to confirm/report on that structure as of a specific date.
2025-04-15 Greek (modern)
Board/Management Information 2025
Board/Management Information Classification · 99% confidence The document explicitly announces a 'reorganisation of the Committees of the Board of Directors' and lists the new composition (Audit, Remuneration, Appointments Committees) with member names and roles. This directly relates to the structure and governance of the board. This aligns perfectly with the definition for Board/Management Information (MANG), which covers announcements of changes in the company's board of directors or senior management, as committee composition is a key aspect of board structure.
2025-02-12 English
Board/Management Information 2025
Board/Management Information Classification · 98% confidence The document is a short announcement (1118 characters) in Greek titled 'ΑΝΑΚΟΙΝΩΣΗ' (Announcement). It explicitly states that the Board of Directors decided on the reorganization of the Board Committees ('αναδιάρθρωση των Επιτροπών του Διοικητικού Συμβουλίου') and lists the new composition of the Audit Committee, Remuneration Committee, and Nomination Committee, including the roles (Chairman, Member) and status (Independent Non-Executive, Non-Executive) of the directors. This content directly relates to the structure and composition of the company's board and its sub-committees, which falls under Board/Management Information (MANG). It is not a full report, a financial release, or a voting result.
2025-02-12 Greek (modern)

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