Values ​​to watch on the Paris Stock Exchange tomorrow – Tuesday, January 17, 2023

(AOF) – DPA

In December 2022, Paris airports recorded their highest recovery rate of the year, with traffic at Paris-Charles de Gaulle at 88.0% of December 2019 levels and at Paris-Orly at 108.0% of December 2019 levels. reached %. Group traffic increased by 36.1% to 24.4 million passengers, or 93.2% of traffic in 2019, and Paris Airport traffic increased by 45.2% to 7.6 million passengers, marking the highest recovery rate of the year in 2019. recorded 93.7% of the year’s traffic.

Alpha MOS

At its January 13, 2023 meeting, the Alpha MOS Board of Directors applauded Pierre Sbabon’s work since his arrival in January 2020. This renewed confidence in him and extended his tenure as Chief Executive Officer for 3 terms. years.

Alstom

Alstom, a specialist in smart and sustainable mobility, has won a new contract with VR Sweden to maintain 30 regional trains in Sweden. Alstom will provide maintenance services to new train operator VR Sweden for the Tåg i Bergslagen fleet, which connects the four counties of Bergslagen. Through this contract, worth approximately one billion Swedish kroner, Alstom will provide service to the fleet for 10 years with a one-year option. The new contract will enter into force on December 10, 2023.

Argan

Argan has regained 100% occupancy rate. The logistics park of the Ferrières-en-Brie group consists of two Class A sites of 47,000 square meters and 32,000 square meters. Disneyland Paris leases four units of this latter building, i.e. 24,500 square meters of space, plus 1,500 square meters of office space. The two groups have committed to a 10-year long-term lease. With this new lead signing, all of Argan’s platforms are now let for a total of 3.5 million square feet.

Arkema

“Arkema has successfully placed a €400 million bond issue with an 8-year maturity with an annual coupon of 3.50%,” the French chemical group announced. He notes that this issue, which is “part of the group’s financing policy”, allows it to “extend the average maturity of the financing” and “undertake the refinancing of the nearest bond maturities.” Arkema adds that it is rated BBB+ by Standard & Poor’s and Baa1 by Moody’s, with a stable outlook.

katana

Catana “opens the new 2022/2023 financial year on solid footing” with 34.89% activity. The fine arts specialist says it is reporting “sustained levels of activity across all divisions” after gaining significant market share, with a historic increase of 46% in 2021/2022. Quarterly revenue for the new fiscal year is 40.12 million euros, compared to 29.74 million in the first quarter of the previous fiscal year, allowing it to maintain its “double-digit growth forecast” for 2023.

A soldier

The French cloud platform, which promotes financial and customer service professions by automating management cycles, will announce its turnover for the fourth quarter.

Fill the media

Fill Up Media, the French leader in outdoor digital sound displays in fuel dispensers, announces the appointment of Damien Dumortier as Key Accounts Sales Director. He joined the group with key responsibilities of structuring the commercial policy of Key Accounts and managing a team of currently three sales representatives. His first project will be to develop a commercial action plan for 2023 and ensure its implementation for each sales representative under his leadership.

Kalray

The specialist in hardware and software technologies dedicated to data management and intensive processing will publish its turnover for the fourth quarter.

Pierre and Holidays

The specialist in holiday villages and tourist residences will announce its turnover for the first quarter.

Renault

As of February 1, 2023, Gianluca De Ficchy has been appointed CEO of Mobilize, the Renault group brand dedicated to new mobility. A graduate in Economics from the LUISS University of Rome, he has been, until now and from 2021, the Director of Procurement of the Alliance and the Managing Director of the Alliance Purchasing Organization (APO).