Press Releases

SHARING 2019, the fourth global shareholding offer for SUEZ Group employees, is a success: employees now hold around 4% of the Group’s capital and represent the SUEZ’s third largest shareholder. This commitment demonstrates employees’ confidence in the future of their Group.

The contract extends through 2024 the partnership started in 1994 between West Basin Municipal Water District and SUEZ to operate the Edward C. Little Water Recycling Facility in Southern California.

The Senegalese Water and Sanitation Ministry and SUEZ have signed an affermage contract for the management of the public service for drinking water production and distribution in urban and suburban areas. This 15-year contract will supply an initial population of 7 million inhabitants with drinking water.

SUEZ has won the contract for the extension, rehabilitation and operation of the drinking water distribution system of the entire city of Mangalore, located 350 kilometers away from Bengaluru, the capital city of the State of Karnataka. This 11,5-year contract, worth €72 million for SUEZ, will ensure a 24/7 water supply for the city's 550,000 inhabitants.

SUEZ has signed one contract in Singapore and one in Malaysia with a total value of €10.8 million. PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency, has chosen SUEZ to expand and maintain a system for real-time monitoring and optimization of reservoir and catchment operations for a period of four years. This is aligned with the Smart PUB Roadmap that targets to meet Singapore’s future water needs and water resources management optimization through comprehensive digitalization. The second contract will provide drinking water to 400,000 residents in Terengganu State, Malaysia.

The inter-community syndicate for the treatment and recovery of waste (SITREVA) has renewed its confidence in SUEZ by awarding the Group the public utilities and works concession for the operation of the waste-to-energy plant in Ouarville, in the Eure-et-Loir department in France. This new 8-year contract, worth a total turnover of €109 million, also includes the operation of a bottom ash maturing platform. 

As part of the deployment of the "Shaping SUEZ 2030" strategic plan, Bertrand Camus, SUEZ CEO, announces a new organization as of January 1st, 2020.

Faced with the challenge of a growing population raising major waste and water management concerns in Middle East, local authorities are investing in optimizing and modernising existing infrastructure (water plants and distribution networks, landfills…). Within this framework, SUEZ has been awarded a five-year contract for the Operation & Maintenance of the Barka engineered sanitary Landfill in South Al-Batinah, Sultanate of Oman. The Group also won its two first smart water contracts in the Middle East, where it will be supporting authorities in the State of Qatar and in Oman as they optimize the performance of water distribution systems.

As the world prepares for the COP25, to be held in Madrid from December 2 to 13, SUEZ Group has reaffirmed its commitment to fighting climate change towards the 1.5°C trajectory recommended by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and stepping up its own efforts to preserve water resources and the oceans.

At the SUEZ Board meeting held on November 27, Jean-Louis Chaussade, SUEZ Chairman, confirmed he will leave the Board at the Annual General Meeting to be held in May 2020.