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Latest filing 2014-03-31 Annual Report
Country GB United Kingdom
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About NORTHERN 2 VCT PLC

https://nvm.co.uk/

NORTHERN 2 VCT PLC is a Venture Capital Trust (VCT) that aims to provide investors with long-term, tax-free returns through a combination of dividend yield and capital growth. The trust invests in a diversified portfolio of unquoted, innovative, and early-stage businesses. It provides patient growth capital to support the development and expansion of these companies, focusing on direct equity investments. The core objective is to nurture promising enterprises to generate value for shareholders.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
Annual Financial Report
Annual Report Classification · 100% confidence The document is titled 'Annual report and financial statements 31 March 2014' for Northern 2 VCT PLC. It contains comprehensive financial data, including a financial summary, income statement, balance sheet, cash flow statement, and notes to the financial statements. It covers the full fiscal year ending 31 March 2014. As it is the official annual report containing full financial performance and activity, it is classified as a 10-K (Annual Report). FY 2014
2014-03-31 English
General Meeting resolution
AGM Information Classification · 99% confidence The document text explicitly mentions that resolutions were passed at a meeting of the company's shareholders on a specific date (Wednesday 12 February 2014) and details a 'Special resolution' regarding the cancellation of share premium and capital redemption reserves. This content strongly indicates the formal documentation of shareholder voting outcomes following a general meeting. This aligns best with the 'Declaration of Voting Results & Voting Rights Announcements' (DVA), as it records the result of a shareholder vote on a specific resolution.
2014-02-12 English
Notice of General Meeting
AGM Information Classification · 98% confidence The document explicitly states it is a 'Circular' and contains a 'Notice of a General Meeting of the Company to be held at... on Wednesday 12 February 2014'. It details a proposed special resolution regarding the cancellation of share premium and capital redemption reserves, and includes a 'Form of Proxy' and instructions for voting. This content is characteristic of materials sent to shareholders to solicit votes for a general meeting, which aligns perfectly with the definition of a Proxy Solicitation & Information Statement (PSI). While it announces a General Meeting (which could suggest AGM-R), the primary function here is soliciting votes via a proxy form for a specific corporate action, making PSI the most precise fit. It is not the AGM presentation itself, nor is it a standard Annual Report (10-K) or a simple Dividend Notice (DIV).
2014-01-17 English
Publication of supplementary prospectus
Capital/Financing Update Classification · 95% confidence The document explicitly states it is a "SUPPLEMENTARY PROSPECTUS" approved by the FCA. It is being issued because of the publication of the annual report and accounts for the year ended 30 September 2013, which constitutes a 'significant new factor' under Prospectus Rules (Section 87G of FSMA). A Supplementary Prospectus is a specific type of offering document used to update an existing Prospectus when material new information arises, often following the release of annual or interim financial results. While it incorporates information from the Annual Report (10-K/AR), the document itself is the legal filing updating the offering terms based on that new information. This structure aligns best with a filing related to capital raising or offering documents, which often fall under the broader scope of financing/offering materials. Given the context of updating a Prospectus related to an offer for subscription of New Shares, the most fitting category among the provided options that deals with capital/financing activities related to an offering is 'Capital/Financing Update' (CAP). Although it is a Supplementary Prospectus, it is not a standard 10-K, AR, or ER. It is directly tied to the ongoing offer of shares, making CAP the most appropriate classification for this specific regulatory update to an offering document.
2013-12-02 English
Offer for subscription
Capital/Financing Update Classification · 95% confidence The document text explicitly refers to itself as a 'Registration document' and mentions that it, along with the 'Securities Note' and 'Summary', comprise the 'Prospectus' relating to the Companies. It details the 'Offers for Subscription' of shares, including pricing, capital structure tables, opening/closing dates for the offers, and extensive risk factors related to the investment. This content structure—a formal document detailing an offer of securities to the public, prepared in accordance with regulatory rules (Prospectus Rules, FSMA), and including detailed financial and risk information—is characteristic of a Prospectus or a document filed in connection with a public offering. Since 'Prospectus' is not a direct code, the closest fit among the provided options that deals with the structure, rules, and details surrounding an offering or capital change is 'Capital/Financing Update' (CAP), as it is fundamentally about raising capital through an offer of shares. While it contains elements of governance and financial data, its primary purpose here is the offer itself. Given the context of a formal document seeking investment and listing approval, 'CAP' is the most appropriate classification.
2013-08-01 English
Offer for subscription
Regulatory Filings Classification · 92% confidence The document text contains a 'SUMMARY' section detailing 'Elements' required for a prospectus, referencing 'Northern Venture Trust PLC', 'Northern 2 VCT PLC', and 'Northern 3 VCT PLC'. It explicitly mentions the 'Prospectus', 'registration document', and 'securities note', and discusses the consent for the use of the Prospectus by financial intermediaries for subsequent resale or final placement of securities, including expected offer closing dates (April 2014). This structure, content, and terminology strongly indicate a document related to the offering or registration of securities, which aligns best with a Prospectus or related offering document. Since 'Prospectus' is not a direct code, I must determine the closest fit among the provided options. The document is clearly a detailed disclosure document intended for investors regarding the securities being offered, which is a core function of a registration statement or offering document. Given the context of offering securities and detailed disclosure requirements, this is most likely related to a registration/offering process. The closest available category that covers comprehensive disclosure documents related to securities offerings, especially when referencing specific legal structures like VCTs and detailed financial tables, is often associated with the initial registration or offering materials. However, none of the codes perfectly match 'Prospectus'. Let's re-evaluate the options: - 10-K: Annual report, not applicable. - IR: Interim Report, not applicable. - IP: Investor Presentation, less formal than this structure. - PSI (Proxy Solicitation & Information Statement): Relates to shareholder voting, not initial offering. Documents detailing the terms of an offering, including the prospectus summary and issuer details, are often filed as part of a registration process. In the absence of a specific 'Prospectus' or 'Registration Statement' code, and considering the detailed legal and financial disclosure structure, this document functions as a primary disclosure document for an offering. If this were a US filing, it might be an S-1 or similar. Given the European context (VCTs, UK incorporation), and the comprehensive nature of the disclosure, it is a foundational document. Since it is not an annual report (10-K) or a quarterly report (IR), and it is not a simple announcement (RPA/RNS), it represents a detailed disclosure package. The structure strongly suggests a document that *is* the offering material, not just an announcement *about* it. If we must choose the best fit for a comprehensive, legally structured disclosure document about the company and its securities offering, 'Investor Presentation' (IP) is too light, and 'Audit Report' (AR) is too narrow. Given the context of VCTs and the detailed financial tables (Net Asset Value per share over years), this is a highly specific disclosure. Since it is not a standard periodic report, and it is a full disclosure document, I will classify it as an Investor Presentation (IP) as it serves a similar function of presenting key investment information, although it is much more formal than a typical IP, or default to Regulatory Filing (RNS) if it's a non-standard filing type. However, the content is too detailed for a simple RNS announcement. Revisiting the definitions, this document is a summary of a Prospectus, which is the core document for an offering. Since there is no 'Prospectus' code, and it is a detailed disclosure document, I will lean towards the most comprehensive disclosure category that isn't a standard periodic report. Given the detailed financial data and issuer information, it functions as a primary investment document. If this were a US context, it would be part of the registration statement. In the absence of a better fit, and recognizing it as a primary disclosure document for investors, I will select 'Investor Presentation' (IP) as the closest proxy for a detailed, non-periodic investment document, while acknowledging the high confidence in its nature as an offering document summary. *Self-Correction based on document nature:* This is a summary of a Prospectus, which is a legal document for offering securities. This is not a standard periodic report. It is a highly specific disclosure. If this were a US filing, it would be part of the registration statement. Given the options, and the fact that it is a detailed disclosure document for investors, 'Investor Presentation' (IP) is the closest fit for a non-periodic, detailed investment document, even though it is legally structured as a Prospectus summary. *Final check:* The document is extremely long (137k chars) and detailed, ruling out RPA/RNS based on the 'Menu vs Meal' rule if it were just an announcement. Since this *is* the detailed content (or a summary thereof), it is the report itself. Given the lack of a Prospectus code, IP remains the best fit for a detailed, non-periodic investor disclosure document.
2013-08-01 English

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