SUEZ shares
Since IPO, SUEZ’s share price has outperformed the sector-based indexes, and in particular the DJ Euro STOXX Utilities. Moreover, SUEZ emerged as a top-ranking actor in its sector, thanks to its gradual inclusion in the main extra-financial indexes, such as the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSl) World & Europe.
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Performance since 2008
Share performance since the IPO on 22 July 2008
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Share data
SUEZ shares
- ISIN: FR 0010613471
- Code: SEV (Paris) and SEVB (Brussels)
- Listings: Euronext Paris (compartment A) and Euronext Brussels
- DSS eligible
- Indices: CAC Large 60, SBF 120, CAC All Tradable and Dow Jones Euro STOXX Utilities
- Market value: €9.4 bn (31 December 2015)
Capital structure
Breakdown of capital as of 31 December, 2016
With a 33.6% stake, ENGIE is a long-term strategic partner and a reference shareholder of SUEZ. On the operational front, a cooperation agreement was signed in 2013 between the two groups to extend their industrial and commercial cooperation.
In exchange for the acquisition of the balance of 24.14% of the capital of Agbar, La Caixa Group entered SUEZ’s capital in 2014 with a long-term commitment. As a consequence, La Caixa Group became SUEZ’s second-largest shareholder, with a four-year non-transferability period of its securities. This operation consolidated the Group’s shareholder structure.
The proportion of individual and employee shareholders has increased regularly, and now exceeds 10% (6.6% of individual shareholders and 4.2% of employee shareholders).
In exchange for the acquisition of the balance of 24.14% of the capital of Agbar, La Caixa Group entered SUEZ’s capital in 2014 with a long-term commitment. As a consequence, La Caixa Group became SUEZ’s second-largest shareholder, with a four-year non-transferability period of its securities. This operation consolidated the Group’s shareholder structure.
The proportion of individual and employee shareholders has increased regularly, and now exceeds 10% (6.6% of individual shareholders and 4.2% of employee shareholders).
Share buyback
Share buyback programme
Current share buyback programme
(See reference document below, page 137).
Weekly statements on share transactions
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Find all the weekly statements of share transactions on the page dedicated to regulatory information by clicking here and select “Permanent information > Share history > Share buybacks > Share redemption disclosures”.
Liquidity contract
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