Bollore SE
3.62
EUR
-0.01
(-0.17%)
ISIN
FR0000039299
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-24.41
14.20
3Y
-27.43
81.12
5Y
-31.10
68.34
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- CEO
- Cyrille Bolloré
- Full Time Employees
- 3,042
- Sector
- Distribution services
- Industry
- Wholesale distributors
- Address
- Tour Bolloré Puteaux HF France 92811
- IPO Date
- Jan 11, 1994
- Website
- bollore.com
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- Bolloré SE is a French infrastructure company operating primarily in transportation and logistics; oil logistics; communications; and electricity storage and systems. The company's transportation and logistics segment offers freight forwarding and logistics services globally, excluding its former African logistics operations which it sold to MSC Group in late 2022. The oil logistics segment distributes oil products including domestic fuel, diesel, non-road diesel fuel, and biofuels. The communications segment encompasses advertising services, communication consulting, pay-TV operations, cinema theaters, and media publishing, including ownership of the French daily newspaper Cnews. The electricity storage and systems segment develops and manufactures lithium metal polymer batteries primarily used in electric buses, energy storage solutions, stationary applications, and polypropylene films for capacitors and electrical components. Bolloré SE also operates through several subsidiaries and industrial divisions such as Blue Solutions and Bluebus, showcasing innovation in electric mobility and packaging films. Founded in 1822 and headquartered in Puteaux, France, Bolloré SE has undergone significant strategic changes in recent years. Its major recent operational shift includes the disposal of Bolloré Africa Logistics to MSC Group in a transaction valued at approximately €4.85 billion completed in December 2022, marking a strategic refocus away from African logistics. Leadership transitioned in 2022 when Vincent Bolloré stepped down as chairman, with his sons Cyrille and Yannick Bolloré assuming executive roles. The company is currently engaged in a legal dispute concerning its control over Vivendi, a media conglomerate, which has attracted scrutiny regarding shareholder buyout obligations. Operationally, Bolloré continues to emphasize growth in its communications segment, electricity storage technologies, and industrial packaging solutions, leveraging technological advancements and expanding its product and service portfolio across Europe and other global markets. Bolloré SE targets professional and private customers across diverse sectors including transportation, energy, media, and technology. The company has a strong European footprint but also maintains operations and markets in the Americas, Asia, Oceania, and Africa through its remaining business lines. Its strategic priorities now focus on strengthening its communications businesses, expanding battery technology applications, and optimizing industrial manufacturing under its Blue Solutions ecosystem, which collectively position Bolloré as a diversified industrial and infrastructure player in the global arena. This comprehensive positioning, along with its recent divestiture and governance changes, define Bolloré SE’s current business profile and strategic direction within the infrastructure and industrial sectors.
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