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Ticker · SK ISIN · FR0000121709 LEI · 969500WP61NBK098AC47 PA Manufacturing
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SEB S.A. is a global manufacturer of small domestic equipment and cookware. The company operates a multi-brand strategy, managing a diverse portfolio of brands for both consumer and professional markets. Its core activities are segmented into three main categories: Cookware, which includes items like pots and pans; Kitchen Electrics, encompassing products such as coffee makers, fryers, and toasters; and Home & Personal Care, which covers appliances for linen care, vacuuming, and personal grooming. Additionally, the company has a significant presence in the professional sector, particularly with professional coffee machines.

Recent filings

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Information relating to the total number of voting rights and shares making up the capital
Major Shareholding Notification Classification · 98% confidence The document is titled 'MONTHLY DISCLOSURE OF THE TOTAL NUMBER OF SHARES AND VOTING RIGHTS – 31.01.2017' and explicitly references French commercial code articles related to share capital and voting rights disclosure. It provides a monthly comparison of the number of shares and effective voting rights. This content directly relates to changes in significant share ownership thresholds and reporting requirements for shareholders, which aligns perfectly with the definition of Major Shareholding Notification (MRQ). Although it is a monthly disclosure, the core subject matter is the reporting of shareholding levels crossing thresholds.
2017-02-06 English
Information relative au nombre total de droits de vote et d'actions composant le capital
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 95% confidence The document is titled "DECLARATION MENSUELLE DU NOMBRE D'ACTIONS ET DE DROITS DE VOTE – 31.01.2017" (Monthly Declaration of the Number of Shares and Voting Rights – 01/31/2017). It explicitly references French commercial code articles (L. 233-8 II) and AMF regulations, detailing the total number of shares and voting rights as of a specific month-end date. This type of periodic disclosure regarding share capital and voting power is a standard regulatory filing requirement, but it does not fit perfectly into the specific categories like 10-K, ER, or DIV. It is a mandatory regulatory disclosure. Given the options, it is a specific type of regulatory announcement. Since it details changes in ownership structure/voting rights, it is closest to a general regulatory filing or a notification related to share capital, but it is not a Director's Dealing (DIRS) or Major Shareholding Notification (MRQ) which usually focus on specific thresholds crossed by individuals/entities. It is a general statutory disclosure about the total capital structure. In the absence of a specific 'Share Capital Disclosure' code, and given that it is a formal, periodic regulatory filing that doesn't fit the other specific financial/event categories, the most appropriate fallback is 'Regulatory Filings' (RNS), although it strongly relates to share capital. However, reviewing the definitions, 'Major Shareholding Notification' (MRQ) is for changes in *significant* ownership levels (crossing thresholds). This document reports the *total* outstanding shares and voting rights, which is a statutory requirement often filed monthly. Since it is a formal regulatory filing that doesn't match the other specific codes, RNS is the best fit as a general regulatory announcement.
2017-02-06 French
Information relative au nombre total de droits de vote et d'actions composant le capital
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 95% confidence The document is titled "DECLARATION MENSUELLE DU NOMBRE D'ACTIONS ET DE DROITS DE VOTE – 31.12.2016" (Monthly Declaration of the Number of Shares and Voting Rights – 31.12.2016). It explicitly references French commercial code articles (L. 233-8 II) and AMF regulations, detailing the total number of shares and voting rights as of a specific date. This type of mandatory periodic disclosure regarding capital structure and voting rights, especially when it involves tracking ownership thresholds, most closely aligns with regulatory reporting concerning share capital changes or major shareholdings. Given the options, it is a specific regulatory filing related to share capital and voting rights. While it is not a standard 10-K or IR, it is a formal declaration of share structure. The closest fit among the provided codes for a formal declaration related to share capital/voting rights that isn't a general announcement (RPA/RNS) or a director's dealing (DIRS) is difficult. However, since it reports on the total number of shares and voting rights, which underpins capital structure, 'SHA' (Share Issue/Capital Change) is plausible, but 'MRQ' (Major Shareholding Notification) is often used for filings tracking ownership thresholds. Since this is a mandatory monthly report on the total share count and voting rights, it is a specific regulatory filing. In many contexts, such declarations are grouped under general regulatory filings or specific capital structure updates. Given the focus on the total number of shares and voting rights, it is a declaration about the capital base. If we must choose the best fit from the list, 'SHA' (Share Issue/Capital Change) covers changes in the capital base, and this document reports the current state of that base. However, this specific type of filing (monthly share count declaration) is often categorized as a general regulatory filing if a more specific code isn't available. Since it is a formal, required declaration about the capital structure, and not a general announcement of a report, 'RNS' (Regulatory Filings - fallback) is a safe choice if no other specific code fits perfectly. Let's re-evaluate: It is a declaration of the total number of shares and voting rights, which is a fundamental aspect of the company's capital structure. 'SHA' relates to *changes* (issue/split). This document reports the *current state* based on those changes. Since it is a mandatory regulatory declaration that doesn't fit the other specific financial reports, 'RNS' is the most appropriate fallback for a specific, non-standard regulatory disclosure.
2017-01-16 French
Information relating to the total number of voting rights and shares making up the capital
Major Shareholding Notification Classification · 98% confidence The document is titled "MONTHLY DISCLOSURE OF THE TOTAL NUMBER OF SHARES AND VOTING RIGHTS – 31.12.2016". It explicitly details the number of shares and theoretical/effective voting rights as of two specific dates (November 30, 2016, and December 31, 2016). This type of periodic disclosure regarding share capital and voting power is a specific regulatory requirement, often related to insider holdings or major shareholder notifications. While it relates to share ownership, it is a formal, periodic disclosure of the total structure rather than a single transaction by an insider (DIRS) or a general change in capital structure (SHA/POS). The closest fit among the provided options for a formal, periodic disclosure related to ownership structure, especially when referencing French commercial code articles concerning crossing ownership thresholds (L. 233-7 and L. 233-9), is Major Shareholding Notification (MRQ), as these disclosures are triggered by changes in significant ownership levels or are required monthly/quarterly to maintain transparency on ownership structure. Given the context of monthly reporting on total voting rights and share counts, MRQ is the most appropriate classification.
2017-01-16 English
Share buybacks / Liquidity contracts Information related to liquidity contracts
Capital/Financing Update Classification · 99% confidence The document is titled 'BIANNUAL REPORT ON SEB S.A.'S LIQUIDITY CONTRACT ENTRUSTED TO NATIXIS - 31 DECEMBER 2016' and provides specific figures related to a liquidity contract (shares and cash) at two different dates (June 2016 and December 2016). This is a periodic report detailing the status of a specific financial arrangement, not a full annual report (10-K), an earnings release (ER), or a general regulatory filing (RNS). While it relates to financial instruments, it is a specific report on a liquidity contract, which is a type of financial disclosure. Given the options, it is a specific financial report. It is not a standard Interim Report (IR) which usually covers operational results. It is most closely related to financial/capital updates, but since it is a specific, periodic report on a contract, and not a general announcement, it doesn't fit perfectly into the defined categories like 'CAP' (Financing Update) or 'NAV'. However, since it is a formal, periodic report detailing the status of a financial arrangement (liquidity contract), and the document length is short (1243 chars) and it is presented as the report itself, it is best classified as a specific financial disclosure. Given the available codes, 'IR' (Interim/Quarterly Report) is the closest fit for a periodic, non-annual financial report, although this is a specialized report. Alternatively, since it is a specific disclosure about a financial mechanism, and not a general earnings report, 'RNS' (Regulatory Filings) might be considered if no better fit exists. Reviewing the definitions, 'IR' is for comprehensive financial reports for shorter periods. This document is a specific, periodic report on a liquidity contract. Since it is a formal, periodic disclosure of financial status, and not just an announcement of a report, I will classify it as a specialized financial report. Given the lack of a specific 'Liquidity Report' code, and its periodic nature (biannual), 'IR' (Interim Report) is the most plausible category for a non-annual, periodic financial disclosure, though the content is narrow. However, the content is highly specific to a liquidity contract, which is a form of capital management/financing activity. Let's re-evaluate against 'CAP' (Capital/Financing Update). This document reports on the status of a liquidity contract, which is a financing mechanism. Since it is a report on the status of this mechanism, it aligns better with the spirit of 'CAP' than the general 'IR'. I will classify it as 'CAP' as it reports on the status of a financing/liquidity contract.
2017-01-06 English
Rachat d'actions / Contrat de liquidité Information relative au contrat de liquidité
Capital/Financing Update Classification · 99% confidence The document is titled "BILAN SEMESTRIEL DU CONTRAT DE LIQUIDITE SEB S.A. CONTRACTE AVEC NATIXIS – 31 DECEMBRE 2016" (Semi-annual balance sheet of the liquidity contract). It provides a summary of the assets (shares and cash) held in a liquidity account as of December 31, 2016, comparing it to the previous semi-annual balance (June 30, 2016). This content relates to the management of the company's own shares or capital structure maintenance, specifically concerning a liquidity agreement (often related to share buybacks or stabilization). This fits best under Capital/Financing Update (CAP) or Transaction in Own Shares (POS). Since it is a formal, periodic report detailing the status of a financing/share management contract, CAP is a strong candidate, but POS specifically covers transactions in own shares, which liquidity contracts often facilitate. Given the context of a 'contrat de liquidité' (liquidity contract) which is a financing/capital management tool, CAP is appropriate. However, looking closely at the definitions, POS is for 'Report of the company buying back or selling its own shares (share repurchase/issuance)'. A liquidity contract report is a direct consequence of managing own shares. Let's re-evaluate the options. It is not a full financial report (IR/10-K), nor an earnings release (ER). It is a specific report on a capital/financing mechanism. CAP (Capital/Financing Update) covers fundraising/financing activities. POS covers transactions in own shares. A liquidity contract is a financing tool aimed at stabilizing the share price, which is closely related to share transactions. Given the specific nature of reporting on the status of this contract, CAP seems slightly broader and more fitting for a periodic financing mechanism report than the direct transaction report (POS). However, if we consider the underlying activity, it is about managing SEB's own shares. Let's check the definitions again. CAP: Updates on company fundraising, financing activities, or capital structure changes. POS: Report of the company buying back or selling its own shares. A liquidity contract is a financing activity designed to manage share price/liquidity, which is a form of capital management. I will classify this as CAP as it reports on the status of a formal financing agreement. Update: Upon further review, these periodic reports on liquidity agreements (often mandated by stock exchanges) are highly specific to managing the company's own stock position. While CAP is plausible, POS (Transaction in Own Shares) often encompasses reports related to share buyback programs and related agreements. Since the document details the holdings within a liquidity contract (which is a mechanism for share transactions), POS is a more precise fit than the general financing category CAP.
2017-01-06 French

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