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What are the advantages and disadvantages
of holding shares in registered form?
How can I convert Bouygues shares into
pure registered form? Which intermediary holds Bouygues registered
share accounts?
Can Bouygues shares held in a PEA (equity
savings plan) be converted to pure registered form?
Can I buy Bouygues shares or sell those
already held in pure registered form by applying directly to Bouygues?
How can I attend Bouygues shareholders' meetings?
How can I obtain the minutes of the
shareholder meetings?
How can I obtain the Annual Report?
How can I contact the Bouygues group
to obtain financial information?
How can I find out who is on
Bouygues' general management team and board of directors?
What are the different committees at
Bouygues?
How can I stay informed about Bouygues'
financial results?
How can I find out when financial
press releases are issued?
When is the end of the financial year?
What index is Bouygues listed on?
What is the Bouygues share code?
What
are the advantages and disadvantages of holding shares in registered
form?
Advantages
As shareholders' identities are known, the company can send them
information or notices of meeting directly.
They can attend shareholders' meetings with no special formalities. Shareholders who hold Bouygues
shares in registered form for more than two years have double voting
rights.
How can I attend Bouygues shareholders' meetings? Click
here
Shareholders holding pure registered shares receive their dividend
directly from Bouygues.
Pure registered shares are held entirely free of charge, with no
custody fee or any other costs.
Disadvantages
Bouygues shares must be in bearer form before they can be sold.
Registered shares must therefore be converted into bearer shares
before sale.
Shareholders holding their entire securities portfolio in pure registered
form will receive as many statements and tax certificates as securities
they own, which may be a constraint when they have to complete their
tax returns.
Can I buy Bouygues shares or sell those already held in pure
registered form by applying directly to Bouygues? Click
here
Can Bouygues shares held in a PEA (equity savings plan) be converted
into pure registered form? Click
here
How
can I convert Bouygues shares into pure registered form? Which intermediary
holds Bouygues registered share accounts?
To convert Bouygues shares into pure registered form, the shareholder
must instruct the financial intermediary with which the shares are
deposited to do so.
Bouygues holds registered share accounts directly. For that purpose,
Bouygues is affiliated with Euroclear France as an issuer under
no. 791.
When Bouygues receives the shares, the shareholder will be sent
a notice to that effect and an account activation form.
Can
Bouygues shares held in a PEA (equity savings plan) be converted
to pure registered form?
Managing pure registered share accounts within a PEA is complex,
burdensome and costly for both Bouygues as depositary of the shares
and the financial intermediaries that hold the PEA securities and
cash accounts. Consequently, it is Bouygues' policy not to open
such accounts.
Shareholders wishing to register their Bouygues shares already held
in a PEA must choose the administered registered form.
Bouygues shares can be held in three distinct forms… Click
here
Can
I buy Bouygues shares or sell those already held in pure registered
form by applying directly to Bouygues?
Bouygues has made it a general rule not to have any involvement
in trades on behalf of its shareholders. Shareholders wishing to
buy or sell Bouygues shares should apply to the financial intermediary
of their choice.
Investors wishing to buy Bouygues shares should apply to their financial
intermediary and send them their buy orders directly. On completion
of the purchase, they may ask for their shares to be converted into
pure registered form.
How can I convert Bouygues shares into pure registered form?
Which intermediary holds Bouygues registered share accounts? Click
here
Shareholders wishing to sell all or some of their Bouygues shares
held in pure registered form should send Bouygues a letter asking
for them to be converted into bearer form with the financial intermediary
of their choice, together with their bank account details (no charge
is made for converting shares from registered into bearer form).
Shareholders should transmit sell orders directly to their financial
intermediary.
How
can I attend Bouygues shareholders' meetings?
All Bouygues shareholders are entitled to attend shareholders' meetings, regardless of the number of shares they own.
- Holders of bearer shares must provide Bouygues with a shareholding certificate from the financial intermediary that manages their security account to the effect that their shares are registered or held in book entry form. This certificate must be provided no later than midnight (CET) three days before the date of the meeting.
- Holders of pure or administered registered shares may attend shareholders' meetings without any special formalities. However, their shares must be registered with Bouygues no later than midnight (CET) three days before the date of the Meeting.
Bouygues shares may be held in three different forms... Click
here
Double voting rights are allocated to all Bouygues shares that have been registered for at least two years in the name of the same holder. Proof of such registration must be provided no later than three days before the date of the meeting.
Shareholders wishing to attend a Bouygues shareholders' meeting may request an entry pass as follows:
- Bearer shareholders should ask the financial intermediary with whom their shares are deposited to ensure that Bouygues sends them an entry pass on the basis of the shareholding certificate sent to Bouygues. Any shareholders who have not received an entry pass by midnight (CET) three days before the date of the meeting can obtain the certificate directly from said financial intermediary.
- Registered shareholders should request an entry pass directly from Bouygues.
Shareholders who do not wish to attend a Bouygues shareholders' meeting in person, but who wish to be represented or to vote by mail may do so as follows:
- Bearer shareholders should ask the financial intermediary with whom their shares are deposited for a single proxy/mail ballot and then send it along with the shareholding certificate.
- Registered shareholders should return the proxy/mail ballot appended to the notice of meeting directly to Bouygues.
Mail ballots must reach Bouygues no later than midnight (CET) three days before the date of the meeting.
How
can I obtain the minutes of the shareholder meetings?
The minutes and slides of each shareholder meeting are available
on our website. Click
here to download them.
How
can I obtain the Annual Report?
All Bouygues Annual Reports since 2001 are available on our website.
You can either download them or order them by clicking
here. You will then receive them by mail.
How
can I contact the Bouygues group to obtain financial information?
For all financial information, please contact the investor relations team : Anthony Mellor and Cédric Pugni on +33 1 44
20 12 77 or by e-mail: investors@bouygues.com
How
can I find out who is on Bouygues' general management team and board
of directors?
Click here to
see the corporate management list and here for the board of directors.
What
are the different committees at Bouygues?
The board of directors set up four committees, whose tasks and operating
rules are defined by the board's internal regulations. Click
here to find out more.
How
can I stay informed about Bouygues' financial results?
All the information regarding the Group's financial results is available
on the website:
- Calendar
- Press releases
- Earnings
presentations
- Key figures
How
can I find out when financial press releases are issued?
A calendar is available on the website (click
here). It includes the dates and times at which financial press
releases are issued. Click
here to access the press releases.
When
is the end of the financial year?
The Group's consolidated accounts are closed each year on 31 December.
What
index is Bouygues listed on?
Bouygues is included in the CAC 40 index. It is listed on Euronext Paris, Compartment A , eligible for deferred settlement (SRD).
What
is Bouygues' Sicovam code?
code ISIN FR0000120503
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