Choosing to be a VINCI shareholder means investing in a robust business model, rooted in the domestic and international growth of three key businesses: Concessions, Energy and Construction. It means investing in a global group that continually expands the range of its expertise and the geographical scope of its operations, a group that strives for all-round performance, which goes beyond economic concerns to include the achievement of social and environmental goals. Investing in VINCI means supporting a group that brings comprehensive and innovative solutions to major challenges ahead – urbanisation, mobility, the energy and environmental transitions, and digital transformation.
VINCI nurtures a relationship of trust with its individual shareholders, in which transparency and knowledge-sharing are fundamental. The Shareholder Relations Department continuously improves the way we communicate with individual shareholders and the tools we provide to give them a better understanding of the Group’s business activities and news. These include VINCI’s website with its dedicated shareholder section, a freephone number in France and a quarterly newsletter. In 2022, the Group received the Trophée d’Or award for the best digital communications of all CAC 40 companies, awarded by the investment magazine Le Revenu.
One e-meeting was held in 2022 to present the Group’s performance, challenges and news to members of the Shareholders’ Club. It was hosted by Christian Labeyrie, Executive Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer of VINCI, who answered questions submitted by shareholders in advance.
After two years of a pandemic that restricted gatherings and travel, 2022 saw the return of in-person site visits for Group shareholders. Once again, they were able to observe how VINCI, using its diverse areas of expertise, contributes to transforming living spaces, infrastructure and mobility. During these visits, individual and employee shareholders experienced a day in the life of the VINCI Autoroutes radio station at l’archipel, VINCI’s new head office in Nanterre, outside Paris; took part in river and sea cruises in Paris, Marseille, Lyon and Bordeaux; and visited the Stade de France, a stadium designed, funded, built and operated by VINCI.
