A dedicated space for shareholders
We offer a dedicated website for shareholders who own registered shares deposited with Bouygues (pure registered shares) or with a financial intermediary (administered shares).
Access to this website is restricted to:
- Shareholders with full ownership of their shares
- Primary account-holders, in the case of a joint account [compte joint] or co-ownership account [compte en indivision]
- Primary account-holders who are bare owners in common in a split account [compte démembré]
- Secondary account-holders who are usufructuaries in a split account [compte démembré]
Offering a dedicated shareholder website is optional for companies, and Bouygues has decided to adopt this policy.
The three types of shareholding
Investors wishing to buy Bouygues shares should transmit their buy orders to their financial intermediary directly.
Bouygues shares may be held in three distinct forms:
Bearer shares
The shares are deposited with a financial intermediary. Bouygues does not know who the shareholder is except if an “identifiable bearer security” survey is carried out.
They are traded on the stock market in this form.
Pure registered shares
The shares are deposited with Bouygues. The shareholder has a securities account with Bouygues. Shareholders wishing to change their shares from bearer to pure registered form should apply to their financial intermediary (stating that Bouygues is a member of Euroclear France as an issuer under No. 791).
Administered registered shares
The shares are deposited with a financial intermediary. Bouygues knows who the shareholder is and opens a securities account in his or her name, but all business concerning the shares is transacted through the shareholder’s financial intermediary.