Vinci S.A.
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Pierre Anjolras
- Full Time Employees
- 282,481
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Engineering & Construction
- Address
- 1973 boulevard de la De´fense Nanterre France 92757
- IPO Date
- Feb 13, 2009
- Website
- vinci.com
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- Vinci SA (VCISF) operates as a global leader in concessions, energy services and construction, designing, financing, building and managing infrastructure and facilities across transport, energy, water, waste, public amenities and communication networks; its core offerings encompass motorway and airport concessions through Vinci Autoroutes and Vinci Airports, energy and information technologies including substations, transmission lines, distribution networks, industrial automation, digital transformation, facility management, building management systems, fire safety and telecom networks via Vinci Energies (26.5% of activities), civil engineering, building works, roadworks, rail infrastructure, hydraulic engineering, geotechnical works, nuclear engineering and property development through Vinci Construction (35.5%), and transport infrastructure construction, renovation, highways, railroads, urban design and aggregates production via Eurovia (19.7%); the group also manages highways, railways and stadiums, develops renewable energy assets such as solar and wind farms, and provides engineering, procurement and construction services in energy alongside property management. Founded in 1899 as Société Générale d'Entreprises and headquartered in Nanterre near Paris, France, Vinci employs over 279,000 people across more than 120 countries, with key geographic focus in France (41% of revenue), Germany (17%), other Europe (24%), Americas (6%), Africa (3%) and rest of world (4%), generating consolidated revenues of €68.8 billion in 2023. In recent developments, Vinci Energies signed agreements in 2025 to acquire Romania's EnergoBit group for electrical infrastructure expertise in renewables and grid modernization, and Germany's Zimmer & Hälbig for high-performance HVAC-R solutions in hospitals, data centers and industrial plants, while finalizing earn-out terms on its 2021 €5.3 billion acquisition of Cobra IS including €380 million for renewable projects and terminating a related joint venture with ACS; earlier 2024 moves included FM Conway for UK highway maintenance, RH Marine and Bakker Sliedrecht for maritime electrical systems, and Newport Construction plus Entreprises Marchand & Frères for North American public works, alongside investments like funding Polish deeptech firm Fluence Technology; these expansions bolster positions in energy transition, building solutions and infrastructure resilience amid quarterly net financial debt reduction to €21.4 billion at September 2025.
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