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Ticker · SABE ISIN · FR0000060121 LEI · 969500RNXLCUXSC98Q32 PA Manufacturing
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Filings indexed 383 across all filing types
Latest filing 2009-02-13 Declaration of Voting R…
Country FR France
Listing PA SABE

About Saint Jean Groupe

https://www.saint-jean-groupe.fr/

Saint Jean Groupe is a holding company that manages shareholdings in companies operating primarily in the agri-food sector. The group's main subsidiary is Saint Jean, a food producer established in 1935. Saint Jean specializes in the manufacturing of ravioles, quenelles, fresh pasta, and other prepared food products. It markets these items under several brands, including Saint Jean, Royans, Comptoir du Pastier, Ravioles de Romans, and Maison Truchet. The group is also active in egg production through its subsidiary, Deroux Frères.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
Nombre total des droits de vote et du nombre d’actions composant le capital de SABETON au 30 janvier 2009
Declaration of Voting Results & Voting Rights Announcements Classification · 95% confidence The document is titled "FORMULAIRE DE DECLARATION D'ACTIONS ET DE DROITS DE VOTE" (Declaration Form for Shares and Voting Rights) and explicitly references the French regulatory body AMF (Autorité des marchés financiers) and articles of the French Commercial Code (L. 233-8 II). It details the total number of shares and voting rights as of a specific date (January 30, 2009) and compares them to the previous declaration (December 31, 2008). This type of mandatory periodic filing concerning changes in share capital and voting rights, especially when related to insider transactions or significant ownership changes, aligns best with the category covering director dealings or major shareholding notifications. Since the document focuses on the total voting rights and share capital structure change, and not specifically a director's personal trade (DIRS) or a general major shareholder crossing a threshold (MRQ), it is a regulatory filing concerning ownership structure changes. However, looking closely at the definitions, 'Director's Dealing' (DIRS) is for personal transactions by directors, and 'Major Shareholding Notification' (MRQ) is for crossing ownership thresholds. This specific French form (often related to double voting rights or capital structure changes) is a mandatory disclosure of the total capital/voting rights structure. Given the options, this is a specific regulatory disclosure about the capital structure and voting rights, which is often captured under general insider/ownership reporting. Since it details changes in voting rights attached to shares, it is most closely related to ownership structure changes. In the context of the provided definitions, while it is a regulatory filing (RNS), the content specifically relates to share structure and voting rights, which often falls under insider/ownership reporting. Since it is a mandatory monthly filing detailing the total voting rights, it is a specific type of ownership disclosure. If we must choose the most specific fit among the ownership-related codes, DIRS is for directors' personal trades, and MRQ is for crossing ownership thresholds. This document reports the *total* structure and the *reason* for the change (e.g., double voting rights). This is a fundamental disclosure of ownership structure. Given the options, and recognizing this is a mandatory disclosure about share capital and voting rights, it fits best under the general umbrella of ownership/insider reporting. However, since it is a formal, periodic regulatory declaration required by the AMF, and doesn't perfectly match DIRS (insider trade) or MRQ (threshold crossing), the most accurate general classification for a specific, non-standard regulatory report is RNS (Regulatory Filings). But, if we interpret the content as a notification of changes in ownership structure/rights, MRQ might be considered, although MRQ usually implies crossing a threshold. Given the explicit focus on 'Droits de Vote' (Voting Rights) and 'Actions' (Shares), and the mandatory nature, it is a specific regulatory filing. I will classify it as RNS as it is a specific French regulatory filing that doesn't map perfectly to the US-centric codes like DIRS or MRQ, but is a required periodic report. Re-evaluating: This document is a mandatory monthly filing detailing the total share count and voting rights, often triggered by changes in voting rights attached to shares (like double voting rights). This is a fundamental disclosure of the capital structure. In many databases, this type of filing is categorized under 'Major Shareholding' or 'Capital Change'. Since 'SHA' is 'Share Issue/Capital Change' and 'MRQ' is 'Major Shareholding Notification', and this document reports the total structure and the change, it is a notification related to ownership structure. I will select MRQ as the closest fit for a mandatory notification regarding the structure of ownership/voting rights, even if it's not a threshold crossing, as it reports the total voting rights structure.
2009-02-13 French
Chiffre d’affaires comparé 2008
Interim / Quarterly Report Classification · 95% confidence The document provides a detailed breakdown of quarterly revenue (chiffres d'affaires) for both the parent company and the consolidated group for the fiscal years 2007 and 2008. It contains substantive financial data rather than just an announcement of a report. Since it covers quarterly performance data for the full year, it fits the definition of an Interim/Quarterly Report (IR). FY 2008
2009-01-29 French
Nombre total des droits de vote et du nombre d’actions composant le capital de SABETON au 31 décembre 2008
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 95% confidence The document is titled "FORMULAIRE DE DECLARATION D'ACTIONS ET DE DROITS DE VOTE" (Share and Voting Rights Declaration Form) and is addressed to the AMF (Autorité des marchés financiers). It explicitly states that companies whose shares are traded on a regulated market must publish and transmit monthly the total number of voting rights and shares if they have varied from the previously published figures, as per French commercial code (L. 233-8 II). The content details the total number of shares, gross voting rights, net voting rights, and the origin of the variation (cancellation of own shares and change in double voting rights) as of December 31, 2008, compared to November 30, 2008. This structure perfectly matches the definition of reporting insider/significant shareholding changes, which in this context, is best classified as Director's Dealing (DIRS) or Major Shareholding Notification (MRQ). Since this specific French form relates to changes in the total capital structure and voting rights, often triggered by insider transactions or major ownership shifts, and given the options, 'Director's Dealing' (DIRS) covers executive/director transactions, while 'Major Shareholding Notification' (MRQ) covers crossing ownership thresholds. Because the document reports on the total capital structure changes and voting rights, which is a mandatory disclosure related to ownership changes, MRQ is a strong candidate. However, the closest general category for reporting personal share transactions by executives/directors is DIRS. Given the context of French regulatory filings reporting changes in total voting rights, this is a specific type of ownership disclosure. In the provided schema, DIRS (Director's Dealing) is for personal transactions by directors, and MRQ is for changes in significant share ownership levels. Since this filing reports on the total capital structure and voting rights, which is a broader regulatory requirement than just an individual director's trade, and often encompasses changes due to share buybacks or major shareholder movements, MRQ is slightly more appropriate if it relates to crossing ownership thresholds, or DIRS if it's primarily about executive actions. Given the explicit mention of 'annulation d'actions propres' (cancellation of own shares), this relates to capital structure changes. If we must choose between DIRS and MRQ, MRQ (Major Shareholding Notification) is often used for mandatory disclosures regarding ownership changes that affect control or significant stakes. However, the French equivalent of Form 27 (which this resembles) is often grouped with insider reporting. Let's re-evaluate the options: DIRS is for personal trades by directors. MRQ is for changes in significant share ownership. Since this is a mandatory monthly report on the total capital/voting rights, it's a fundamental ownership disclosure. In many databases, mandatory disclosures about capital structure changes affecting voting rights are categorized under ownership changes. Given the options, MRQ (Major Shareholding Notification) is the most fitting category for mandatory disclosures about changes in share ownership structure that impact voting rights, even if it's not strictly about a single shareholder crossing a threshold, but rather the total structure. Revisiting the definitions: DIRS is for personal share transactions by directors. MRQ is for notification of changes in significant share ownership levels (crossing thresholds). This document reports on the total capital structure and voting rights, which is a mandatory monthly filing in France (L. 233-8 II). This type of filing is often grouped with insider/ownership disclosures. Since it details changes in the total number of shares and voting rights, it is a fundamental ownership structure report. I will classify this as MRQ as it relates to significant changes in the ownership structure/voting power base, which is a broader concept than just a single director's trade (DIRS).
2009-01-08 French
Programme de rachat
Transaction in Own Shares Classification · 98% confidence The document is a short 'COMMUNIQUE' from SABETON concerning an action taken by the board of directors under an authorization from the general assembly. The core subject is the decision to acquire a block of 143,330 company shares (3.64% of capital) on December 2, 2008, executed on December 11, 2008, at a specific price. This action directly relates to the company buying back its own shares (share repurchase). This aligns perfectly with the definition for 'Transaction in Own Shares' (POS). The document length is very short (718 chars), but it describes the transaction itself, not just the announcement of a report, making POS a more specific fit than RPA or RNS.
2008-12-11 French
Nombre total des droits de vote et du nombre d’actions composant le capital de SABETON au 30 novembre 2008
Major Shareholding Notification Classification · 98% confidence The document is titled "FORMULAIRE DE DECLARATION D'ACTIONS ET DE DROITS DE VOTE" (Declaration Form for Shares and Voting Rights) and is addressed to the AMF (Autorité des marchés financiers). It explicitly states that companies whose shares are traded on a regulated market must publish and transmit this information monthly if the total voting rights or share capital has varied. The content details the total number of shares, total gross voting rights, and net voting rights, comparing the current date (November 30, 2008) to the previous declaration date (October 31, 2008). This structure perfectly matches the definition of a notification regarding changes in significant share ownership levels or voting rights, which corresponds to the Major Shareholding Notification (MRQ) category, as it reports changes in ownership/voting power thresholds, even though it is a specific French regulatory filing type.
2008-12-10 French
Communiqué sur les recommandations du MEDEF et de l’AFEP sur la rémunération des dirigeants mandataires sociaux
Remuneration Information Classification · 95% confidence The document is very short (381 characters) and appears to be a formal announcement ('COMMUNIQUE') from the Board of Directors regarding a decision made on December 2, 2008. The core subject matter is the formal adherence to recommendations concerning the 'rémunération des dirigeants mandataires sociaux' (remuneration of executive officers). This topic directly relates to executive compensation and governance practices. While it mentions remuneration, it is a decision/communique rather than the full detailed report (DEF 14A). Given the focus on executive compensation structure and adherence to governance recommendations, it aligns most closely with Governance Information (CGR) or potentially Remuneration Information (DEF 14A). However, since it is a high-level decision about adopting remuneration guidelines rather than the detailed disclosure of actual pay, CGR (Governance Information) is a strong fit, as remuneration policies are a key part of corporate governance. Given the specific mention of 'rémunération des dirigeants', DEF 14A (Remuneration Information) is the most precise fit for the subject matter, even if it's a high-level announcement about adopting the policy.
2008-12-04 French

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