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One shareholder stepped into a video reporter’s role for a day to present a Cobra IS high-voltage power line worksite in Spain to fellow shareholders.
Individual shareholders
Frequent information updates
Every VINCI shareholder can join the Shareholders’ Club, created in 2005, by registering on actionnaires.vinci.com.
The Shareholder Relations Department continuously improves the way VINCI communicates information to shareholders and enhances the tools made available to them, which include a quarterly e-newsletter and access to a freephone number in France. In March 2025, Christian Labeyrie, Executive Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer of VINCI, gave a detailed video presentation of the Group’s 2024 full-year results, which was shared with Shareholders’ Club members. In the second half of the year, in an interview conducted by shareholder “ambassadors”, Grégoire Thibault, VINCI’s Director of Investor Relations and Financial Communications, spoke in detail about the Group’s performance and strategy.
After an event held in Lille (northern France) in June 2025, alongside Air Liquide, December marked the first meeting in the presence of Xavier Huillard, Chairman of VINCI’s Board of Directors, when more than 200 shareholders gathered at the auditorium of l’archipel, the Group’s head office in Nanterre, outside Paris.
A variety of ways to tour sites and flagship projects
In Paris, Lyon (east-central France), Marseille (southern France), Bordeaux (south-west France) and, since 2025, Strasbourg (north-east France), Discover Your City cruises with live commentary present each of these cities to members of the Shareholders’ Club in a new light by revealing the role played by VINCI’s companies in its history and landscape. During tours of the VINCI Autoroutes radio studios in Nanterre, the A86 Duplex traffic control centre or the Group’s head office, shareholders gain a tangible sense of VINCI’s achievements.
The Museum Route itinerary encourages shareholders to visit museums that have been built or renovated by VINCI: Hôtel de la Marine in Paris, Musée des Confluences in Lyon, Cité du Vin in Bordeaux, Mucem in Marseille, and more. In addition, half-yearly videos offer shareholders a behind-the-scenes look at sites not accessible to visitors, such as London Gatwick airport or a high-voltage power line delivered by Cobra IS.
Some 30 events in all, attended by about 2,000 shareholders with their family members, were held in 2025.
Informal conversations with the Group’s executives
Seven winners of an annual competition were invited to a lunch at l’archipel for a friendly, face-to-face talk with Xavier Huillard, Chairman of VINCI’s Board of Directors, covering the Group’s strategic priorities, outlook and performance. In total, more than 11,000 shareholders have taken part in this competition since it began.
Institutional investors and financial analysts
Throughout the year, VINCI’s senior management and investor relations team keep the financial community (financial and ESG analysts, investors and credit rating agencies) informed of the Group’s news, strategy and financial and non-financial performance.
To complement the meetings and conference calls held at the time of publication of its quarterly and annual results, VINCI devoted about 30 days in 2025 to both physical and virtual roadshows. These events were attended by investors based mainly in Europe, North America, Australia, Asia and the Middle East.
The Group also participated in about 10 online or in-person conferences held by major financial institutions in Paris, London, New York, Sydney and Lyon. In addition, frequent small-group meetings at VINCI’s head office, as well as regular telephone conversations, took place throughout the year.
Through these initiatives, the Group maintains close and continuous relations with members of the financial community while regularly touching base with some 60% of the Group’s institutional shareholders. Ad hoc events, such as a visit to a building renovation worksite in Paris, are also organised for investors.
Lastly, on its website, the Group published several presentations primarily aimed at investors, which include:
- in May, the “Why invest in VINCI, a global leader in infrastructure” pitch book summarising the main strengths of the Group’s business model;
- n June, a “VINCI Concessions Toolbox” presenting the key financial and operational data pertaining to the VINCI Airports network and the main VINCI Highways companies.