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Ticker · SGN ISIN · PLCMPLD00016 LEI · 259400OBBIW5Q2TITD98 WAR Telecommunications, computer programming, consultancy, computing infrastructure, and other information service activities
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Latest filing 2024-03-22 Audit Report / Informat…
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About Sygnity S.A.

https://www.sygnity.pl/en/sygnity-en/

Sygnity S.A. is an information technology company specializing in designing, implementing, and maintaining solutions that support digital transformation for businesses and public administration. Its core services encompass software production, systems integration, IT infrastructure management, and IT outsourcing. The company also offers IT consultancy, software auditing, and application testing. Sygnity provides proprietary and customized IT systems tailored to various sectors, including finance, energy, utilities, industry, and retail. Key offerings include the Sygnity Forecast system for the energy sector and a bidirectional MT/MX message converter for SWIFT financial systems. The firm focuses on delivering integrated solutions that facilitate process digitization and operational efficiency for its clients.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
Ocena Rady Nadzorczej dotycząca sprawozdania z działalności i sprawozdania finansowego
Audit Report / Information Classification · 1% confidence The document text provided is extremely long (180,275 characters) and appears to be the raw, unparsed content of a complex document, likely an HTML or XML structure containing embedded data or text from a comprehensive report, given the length and the presence of font definitions and structure tags. The content itself is highly fragmented and does not immediately present clear headers like '10-K' or 'Earnings Release'. However, the sheer size strongly suggests it is a full, detailed report rather than a short announcement. Since the content is too complex and large to be a simple announcement (ruling out RPA/RNS based on the 'MENU VS MEAL' rule for short documents), and it contains extensive structured data, it is most likely a comprehensive filing. Given the options, the Annual Report (10-K) or an Interim/Quarterly Report (IR) are the most probable candidates for such a large document. Without explicit section headers confirming the period (annual vs. quarterly), and given the general nature of large corporate filings, I will lean towards the most comprehensive annual filing, the 10-K, as the default for very large, detailed reports, while acknowledging the possibility of it being an IR. The presence of extensive embedded data suggests a primary regulatory filing. Q1 2023
2024-03-22 Polish
Oświadczenie Rady Nadzorczej o funkcjonowaniu Komitetu Audytu
Audit Report / Information Classification · 1% confidence The provided document text is extremely short (indicated by the metadata showing truncation and the actual content being mostly HTML/CSS/font data followed by a very brief snippet of text that doesn't contain substantive financial reporting language). The document length is 110,811 characters, which is substantial for a full report, but the visible text is heavily truncated and appears to be the raw output of an HTML conversion process (containing many font definitions and structural tags). Crucially, the document text itself does not contain any recognizable keywords associated with a specific filing type (like '10-K', 'Earnings Release', 'Audit Report', 'Proxy Statement', etc.). It is mostly boilerplate/metadata from the conversion process. Given the ambiguity and the lack of specific content, I must rely on the 'MENU VS MEAL' rule. Since the visible text is not a complete report and appears to be an announcement wrapper or a very short summary that might accompany a larger filing, the most appropriate fallback category for an unidentified or general regulatory announcement is 'Regulatory Filings' (RNS), or if it were clearly announcing the availability of a report, 'Report Publication Announcement' (RPA). Since there is no explicit announcement language (like 'We announce the publication of our 10-K'), RNS is the safest general fallback for an unclassifiable regulatory document structure. Q1 2023
2024-03-22 Polish
JSF_SGN_FY23_podpis
Audit Report / Information Classification · 1% confidence The provided document text consists entirely of XML digital signature blocks ('Signature' elements) containing cryptographic details, certificates ('X509Certificate'), and timestamps ('SigningTime'). This structure is characteristic of a digitally signed document, often found as an attachment or the wrapper for regulatory filings in XBRL or similar formats. The presence of multiple, complex digital signatures, especially those referencing 'JSF_Sygnity_2023-12-31_pl.xhtml' and containing Polish issuer information (e.g., 'Krajowa Izba Rozliczeniowa S.A.'), strongly suggests this is a regulatory filing wrapper or metadata, rather than the content of a standard financial report like a 10-K or IR. Since the text does not contain any narrative financial results, management discussion, or specific report sections, and it is clearly a technical wrapper for a filing, the most appropriate general category is 'Regulatory Filings' (RNS), which serves as the fallback for miscellaneous or structural filings that don't fit specific content types. FY 2023
2024-03-22 Polish
JSF_SGN_FY23
Management Reports Classification · 1% confidence The document text provided is extremely long (over 6.6 million characters) and appears to be the raw content of a document, likely an embedded file or a very large report, given the presence of HTML tags, font definitions, and extensive base64 encoded data within the text structure. The length strongly suggests this is not a brief announcement. Since the content is not readable as standard financial text but is clearly a full document structure, and given the context of financial filings, the most appropriate classification for a very large, comprehensive document that isn't explicitly identified as a 10-K (Annual Report) or IR (Interim Report) is often the general 'Regulatory Filings' fallback (RNS), or if it were readable, it would likely fall into 10-K or IR. However, the sheer size and the nature of the truncated text (which seems to contain the entire document structure rather than just a summary) points towards a comprehensive filing. Given the lack of specific keywords like '10-K', '10-Q', or 'Annual Report' in the visible text, and the presence of complex embedded data, I must rely on the 'Menu vs Meal' rule. Since the document is massive, it is the 'meal' (the report itself), not the announcement of the report (RPA). Without clear content, the best fit among the comprehensive reports is the Annual Report (10-K) or Interim Report (IR). Since the length is massive, it is more likely to be a full annual filing or a very detailed report. I will default to the most comprehensive report type, 10-K, as a strong possibility for such a large file, but since the text is unreadable and doesn't contain standard headers, I will use the fallback 'RNS' as the safest classification for an unidentifiable, large regulatory document structure, or 'XLSX' if it were clearly data, but it looks like a rendered document. Given the context of a 'premium global corporate filing database', a massive, unreadable file structure is often a placeholder or a complex data dump. I will re-evaluate based on the provided definitions. The document is clearly not a short announcement (RPA). It is a large document. I will classify it as 'RNS' (Regulatory Filings) as the general fallback for complex, unclassifiable regulatory content, as I cannot confirm 10-K or IR content.
2024-03-22 Polish
Formularz January Ciszewski
Director's Dealing Classification · 1% confidence The document is a formal notification titled "Zawiadomienie na podstawie art. 69 ust. 1 lub 2 ustawy o ofercie (wypełnia akcjonariusz)" which translates to a notification based on Article 69 of the Public Offering Act. This type of filing in Polish regulatory context (KNF) specifically reports changes in significant share ownership thresholds by an individual shareholder (Director's Dealing or Major Shareholding Notification). The content details a change in shareholding for an individual named 'Ciszewski January' in 'SYGNIS SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA', specifically noting the 'Kupno - umowa cywilnoprawna' (Purchase - civil law agreement) of 165,000 shares, causing the total stake to move from 4.99% to 5.65%. This directly matches the definition of a Major Shareholding Notification (MRQ), which covers changes in significant share ownership levels crossing thresholds. It is not a Director's Dealing (DIRS) unless the shareholder is explicitly a director, but the structure strongly aligns with mandatory large shareholder disclosure rules. Comparing with definitions: - DIRS (Director's Dealing): Focuses on insider trades by directors/executives. While this could be related, the specific reference to Article 69 (threshold notification) points more strongly to MRQ. - MRQ (Major Shareholding Notification): Covers notification of changes in significant share ownership levels (crossing thresholds). This is the most precise fit for an Article 69 disclosure. - RNS (Regulatory Filings): This is a fallback, but MRQ is more specific. Therefore, the classification is MRQ.
2024-03-13 Polish
Zawiadomienie akcjonariusza o zmianie udziału w głosach - Content (PL)
Major Shareholding Notification Classification · 1% confidence The document text is very short (398 characters) and explicitly states that the Management Board ('Zarząd') received a notification ('zawiadomienie') from Mr. January Ciszewski, made under Article 69 of the Polish Public Offering Act. Crucially, it concludes by stating, 'W załączeniu Zarząd przekazuje otrzymane zawiadomienie' (In the attachment, the Management Board forwards the received notification). This structure—receiving a notification about a transaction/holding change and immediately forwarding the attachment—is characteristic of an insider transaction report or a major shareholding notification. 1. **Insider Transaction/Shareholding:** The reference to Article 69 of the Polish Public Offering Act typically relates to changes in significant shareholdings (often crossing 5% or 10% thresholds). 2. **Menu vs. Meal Rule:** Since the document is merely forwarding the notification ('W załączeniu... przekazuje otrzymane zawiadomienie') rather than containing the full, detailed report itself, it fits the criteria for a Report Publication Announcement (RPA) or a general Regulatory Filing (RNS). 3. **Comparing Candidates:** * **DIRS (Director's Dealing):** This is for personal share transactions by directors. While possible, the text refers to a general notification under Art. 69. * **MRQ (Major Shareholding Notification):** This is the most likely content type, as Art. 69 often governs these notifications. * **RPA (Report Publication Announcement):** Because the document is extremely brief and only serves to publish/attach the actual notification, RPA is a strong candidate based on the 'Menu vs. Meal' rule. * **RNS (Regulatory Filings):** This is the fallback. Given the context of forwarding an official notification received under specific regulatory articles, and the brevity suggesting it's an announcement of the filing rather than the filing itself, classifying it as a general Regulatory Filing (RNS) is the safest approach, as MRQ implies the full content is present, which it is not. However, since the content *is* the notification required by law (Art. 69), and it is being published, MRQ (Major Shareholding Notification) is the most specific content classification, even if it's presented as a forwarding letter. If the content *was* the full MRQ form, MRQ would be correct. Since it's a short letter *about* the filing, RPA or RNS is technically more accurate based on the rule. Given that MRQ is a specific type of regulatory filing, and the text directly references the mechanism for such filings, I will prioritize the content type (MRQ) over the announcement format (RPA/RNS), as the core information relates to shareholding changes. Revisiting the 'Menu vs. Meal' rule: If this were a US filing, a 1-page cover letter announcing an attached 8-K/10-Q would be RPA/RNS. Since this is a Polish filing referencing a specific legal requirement for shareholding changes (Art. 69), and the document's sole purpose is to transmit that required information, MRQ is the intended classification for the *subject matter*. I will select MRQ as the subject matter is highly specific, despite the short format.
2024-03-13 Polish

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