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Ticker · EIFF ISIN · FR0000036816 LEI · 969500LIJD0OW1446X30 PA Real estate activities
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Latest filing 2009-03-05 Earnings Release
Country FR France
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About Tour Eiffel (Société de la)

https://societetoureiffel.com/

Société de la Tour Eiffel is a real estate investment company specializing in corporate real estate. The company primarily develops, holds, and manages a portfolio of office buildings located in high-potential areas, with a strategic focus on the Greater Paris region and other major French metropolitan areas. It operates an integrated model, covering the entire property lifecycle from construction and development to asset management and service provision. The company is also diversifying its portfolio to include other asset classes such as urban logistics facilities, business parks, managed residential properties, and mixed-use developments to capture new growth opportunities.

Recent filings

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Societe de la Tour Eiffel : 2008 annual results : Solid rental income flow and financial parameters under control
Earnings Release Classification · 96% confidence The document presents key financial figures for 2008 compared to 2007, discusses operational activity, portfolio value, debt maturity, and outlook. Crucially, it explicitly mentions the proposal of a final dividend to be submitted to the 'Annual General Meeting on 14th May' and lists the date for this meeting. This structure strongly suggests a summary of annual performance intended for shareholders, often accompanying or preceding the formal Annual Report (10-K) or serving as a detailed Annual Report summary. However, the specific mention of the dividend proposal being subject to the AGM deliberation, and the explicit listing of the AGM date ('14th May 2009 : General Meeting'), points towards materials directly related to the AGM or the information provided to shareholders ahead of it. Since it contains detailed financial results (like a condensed annual report) but also focuses on the upcoming AGM and dividend proposal, it aligns best with either a comprehensive Annual Report (10-K) or materials related to the AGM. Given the context of providing detailed financial performance ('Rents', 'Net result', 'Portfolio value') and the explicit reference to the AGM for dividend approval, it is a strong candidate for an Annual Report summary or a document closely related to it. Since it is not a short announcement but a detailed narrative with tables, it is more than just an RPA. If this were a US filer, it would be a 10-K, but for a non-US entity presenting annual results, it functions as the primary annual disclosure. The presence of the dividend proposal for the AGM makes 'AGM-R' plausible, but the depth of financial review suggests a broader annual disclosure. Given the options, and the focus on the full year's performance and the upcoming AGM, it is most likely an Annual Report (10-K equivalent) or a document closely tied to it. Since it contains the full scope of annual results and outlook, I will classify it as the primary annual filing type, which is 10-K, recognizing that for non-US filers, this often serves the same function as a comprehensive Annual Report. FY 2008
2009-03-05 English
Société de la Tour Eiffel : Résultats annuels 2008 : Des revenus locatifs solides et des ressources financières maîtrisées
Earnings Release Classification · 95% confidence The document presents key financial figures for 2008 compared to 2007, including consolidated results (Loyers, Résultat opérationnel courant, Résultat net part du Groupe, ANR), social results (Distribution), and management commentary on operations, asset value, financial structure, and future outlook. It explicitly mentions the proposed dividend to be approved at the upcoming 'Assemblée Générale' (AGM) on May 14, 2009, and discusses the dividend for the year 2008. The presence of detailed financial tables, management discussion, and forward-looking statements strongly suggests a comprehensive annual or periodic financial report. Since it covers the full year 2008 results and includes a proposal for the AGM, it aligns best with an Annual Report (10-K) or a comprehensive Interim Report (IR). Given the depth and the year-end focus, it is most likely an Annual Report or a document closely related to it, such as a Management Discussion and Analysis (MDA) or a detailed Annual Report summary. However, the structure, focusing heavily on full-year financial performance (2008 vs 2007) and asset valuation (ANR), points towards the core annual reporting cycle. Since it is not explicitly labeled as a 10-K, and it contains management's detailed explanation of results and outlook, 'Management Reports' (MDA) is a strong candidate, but the comprehensive nature covering all financial aspects suggests a primary financial report. Given the context of French reporting, this looks like the content that would typically accompany or form the basis of the Annual Report. Since it contains detailed financial results and management commentary, and is not just a short announcement, I will classify it as an Interim/Annual Report type document. As it covers the full year (2008), it leans towards the Annual Report category (10-K), but without the formal SEC header, 'IR' (Interim Report) is often used for comprehensive non-US annual reports or detailed half-year reports. Given the comprehensive nature covering the full fiscal year 2008, it is best classified as an Interim Report (IR) if it's not the full 10-K, or potentially MDA if it's purely the management discussion. Since it contains the full financial tables, IR is more appropriate than MDA, which is usually supplementary to the main financial statements. However, the content is very similar to what is found in the Management's Discussion and Analysis section of a 10-K. Given the options, and the focus on detailed financial performance review for the year, I will select IR as the most fitting comprehensive periodic report category available, although it strongly resembles the content of a 10-K or MDA. FY 2008
2009-03-05 French
Societe de la Tour Eiffel : 2008 turnover figures and completed lease renewals covering 7.5 ME of secured annual rent
Earnings Release Classification · 98% confidence The document provides a summary of 2008 turnover figures, details on major lease renewals completed during the quarter, new space delivery, and relettings. It includes comparative financial data (2008 vs 2007 turnover) and mentions an upcoming '2008 annual results' announcement date (March 5, 2009). This content strongly suggests an update on recent operational and financial performance for a specific period, but it is not the full, comprehensive Annual Report (10-K) or a formal Quarterly Report (IR). It reads like a preliminary release of key operational highlights and financial metrics, often preceding the full results announcement. Given the focus on key performance indicators (turnover, rent renewals) and the short length (3941 chars), it aligns best with an Earnings Release (ER), which typically provides the initial announcement of periodical financial results and key operational achievements. FY 2008
2009-02-10 English
Société de la Tour Eiffel : Chiffre d'affaires 2008 et renouvellements de baux pour 7,5 ME de loyers sécurisés
Earnings Release Classification · 96% confidence The document provides a summary of the company's 2008 revenue ('Chiffre d'affaires 2008') and details on lease renewals and new deliveries. It includes comparative figures for 2007 and 2008, and mentions upcoming dates for the 'résultats 2008' (March 5, 2009) and the 'Assemblée Générale Mixte' (May 14, 2009). This content structure—a summary of annual financial performance highlights and key operational achievements for the preceding year—strongly suggests an Earnings Release (ER) or a preliminary summary preceding the full Annual Report (10-K). Since it focuses on key financial highlights (revenue progression, lease renewals securing rent) rather than being the comprehensive, audited 10-K, and it explicitly announces the date for the full 2008 results, it fits best as an Earnings Release (ER). It is too detailed for a simple Report Publication Announcement (RPA) but lacks the comprehensive nature of a 10-K or IR. FY 2008
2009-02-10 French
Société de la Tour Eiffel : Bilan semestriel du contrat de liquidité au 31 décembre 2008
Regulatory Filings Classification · 99% confidence The document is titled "BILAN SEMESTRIEL DU CONTRAT DE LIQUIDITE" (Semi-annual Balance Sheet of the Liquidity Contract) and is dated "Au 31 Décembre 2008". It details the holdings (shares and cash) related to a liquidity contract with Natixis Securities, comparing the current status to the previous semi-annual balance (June 30, 2008). This is a periodic report detailing the status of a specific financial arrangement (liquidity contract/market making agreement), which is a specialized financial disclosure. It is not a full Annual Report (10-K), a standard Interim Report (IR), or a general Earnings Release (ER). Given the specific nature of reporting on a liquidity contract balance, it most closely aligns with specialized financial reporting. Since there is no specific code for 'Liquidity Contract Balance Sheet', and it is a periodic financial update shorter than a full comprehensive report, it fits best under Interim/Quarterly Report (IR) or potentially a specialized financial disclosure. However, since it is a 'Bilan Semestriel' (Semi-annual Balance Sheet), it functions as a periodic financial report. If it were a general announcement about a dividend or share transaction, other codes would apply. Given the context of periodic financial reporting for a specific contract, IR is the most appropriate fit among the comprehensive financial report categories, although it is highly specific. Alternatively, since it is a very specific financial disclosure not covered by other codes, RNS (Regulatory Filings) could be considered, but IR is stronger as it is a 'Bilan Semestriel'. I will classify it as IR based on the 'Semestriel' nature of the financial update.
2009-01-30 French
Société de la Tour Eiffel : Nombre d'actions et de droits de vote au 31 décembre 2008
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 95% confidence The document explicitly states it is 'INFORMATION MENSUELLE RELATIVE AU NOMBRE TOTAL DE DROITS DE VOTE ET D'ACTIONS COMPOSANT LE CAPITAL' (Monthly information relating to the total number of voting rights and shares comprising the capital). It cites compliance with Article L233-8 II of the Commercial Code and Article 223-16 of the AMF General Regulation, and provides a table detailing the number of shares and voting rights as of December 31, 2008. This content structure—a mandatory monthly disclosure of share capital and voting rights—is characteristic of regulatory filings in France, often related to major shareholding notifications or capital structure updates. Since there is no specific code for 'Monthly Voting Rights Disclosure' and the content relates directly to the composition of capital and voting rights, it aligns most closely with 'Major Shareholding Notification' (MRQ) or a general regulatory filing (RNS). Given the focus on the total number of shares and voting rights, MRQ is a strong candidate, although it is a monthly update rather than a change notification. However, the structure is highly specific to capital/shareholder structure reporting. Since the document provides the actual data (not just an announcement of a report) and deals with share capital/voting rights, MRQ (Major Shareholding Notification) is the most appropriate fit among the provided options for detailed capital structure reporting, even if it's a routine monthly filing.
2009-01-30 French

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