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Ticker · ORA ISIN · US6866881021 LEI · 5493000TSHHWY24VHM09 US Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply
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Latest filing 2024-03-06 Report Publication Anno…
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About ORMAT TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

https://www.ormat.com/

Ormat Technologies, Inc. is a global provider of renewable energy solutions. The company is vertically integrated, managing the exploration, development, design, manufacturing, construction, ownership, and operation of power plants. It specializes in geothermal and recovered energy generation (REG) facilities, primarily utilizing its proprietary Ormat Energy Converter (OEC) technology, which efficiently converts low-to-medium temperature heat into electricity. In addition to its core geothermal business, Ormat develops, owns, and operates a growing portfolio of energy storage solutions designed to enhance grid stability and reliability. The company supplies power generating equipment and provides comprehensive services for projects worldwide, having installed over 3,200 MW of gross capacity.

Recent filings

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FORM 4-STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN BENEFICAL OWNERSHIP -DORON BLACHAR
Report Publication Announcement Classification · 1% confidence The document is a filing notification from Ormat Technologies, Inc., referencing the Israel Securities Authority and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. It explicitly states, 'Attached hereto is a report on *Form_4_-_Doron_Blachar_-_1_March_2024_FINAL_isa.pdf*'. A Form 4 in the US context (and this document mentions the US and NYSE) is a statement of changes in beneficial ownership of securities, which directly corresponds to insider transactions by directors or executives. Reviewing the definitions: - 'Form 4' content aligns best with 'Director's Dealing' (Code: DIRS). - However, the document itself is not the Form 4; it is an announcement stating the report is attached. - The document length is short (1869 chars) and it announces the publication of an attached report. - According to Rule 2 (The 'MENU VS MEAL' Rule), if a document is short and announces that a report is attached or published, it should be classified as a Report Publication Announcement (RPA) or Regulatory Filing (RNS). - Since the content is a specific regulatory filing announcement (Form 4 related), and RPA is for the announcement of publication, RPA is a strong candidate. However, DIRS specifically covers the *content* of the attached document (Director's Dealing). Given the context of specific regulatory filings, and the fact that this is an official notification structure, RNS (General regulatory announcements/fallback) or RPA (Announcement of publication) are possibilities. - Since the document structure strongly suggests a regulatory filing notification (mentioning ISA, TASE, and specific form references), and it is announcing the availability of a Director's Dealing report (Form 4), classifying it as DIRS (Director's Dealing) might be appropriate if the system prioritizes the *subject matter* over the *announcement nature* for specific regulatory forms. But strictly following Rule 2, it is an announcement of a report. - Let's re-evaluate DIRS vs RPA/RNS. DIRS is for the report itself. RPA is for the announcement of publication. Since this is clearly an announcement wrapper, RPA is technically correct based on Rule 2. However, DIRS is a highly specific category for the underlying content (Form 4). - Given the presence of 'Form 4' which is the quintessential Director's Dealing report, and the document being a formal notification structure, I will lean towards the specific subject matter DIRS, as RPA is often reserved for generic announcements about 10-Ks or IRs, whereas this is a specific insider transaction filing notification. - Reconsidering Rule 2: 'If a document is extremely short... and states that a report "is attached"... it is a Report Publication Announcement (RPA)'. This document fits that description perfectly. Therefore, RPA is the most compliant classification based on the provided rules, even though the content is about Director's Dealing. - Final check: The document is a notification wrapper announcing an attached Form 4 (Director's Dealing). Rule 2 mandates RPA for such wrappers. Confidence is high for RPA based on the rule structure.
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Director's Dealing
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Director's Dealing
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Director's Dealing
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Director's Dealing
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