Eiffage SA FGR
EURONEXT · France · Industrial Services
€99.56-0.59 (-0.59%)
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Investing.com -- Eiffage and Vinci shares fell sharply on Tuesday after the French government proposed a significant increase in the tax on motorway concessions and major airports, raising concerns about the impact on the companies' concession earnings.
The converter platform will support LanWin3, boosting German offshore wind integration and regional industry in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.
Revenue: Group sales increased 2.3% in the first half, with 1.1% organic growth. Operating Result: Recurring operating income rose by EUR 20 million, up 11.6% to EUR 28 million, with the operating margin at 2.8%. Free Cash Flow: Free cash flow was negative at EUR 75 million, compared to negative EUR 90 million in the first half of 2025.
Eiffage’s share is valued at €109m ($127m) for Angers University Hospital and nearly €23m ($27m) for Avallon hospital centre.
The project aims to modernise key transport links in Nuremberg, adding new bridges, with pedestrian and cycle facilities.
The contract will deliver key power and infrastructure works for France’s ambitious AI and data campus.
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The contract includes the demolition of docks 4 and 5C, and the building of a new dock 5C on pilings.
Eiffage SA (EFGSY) showcases robust performance in energy systems and strategic expansions, while navigating real estate pressures and infrastructure uncertainties.
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Ivalua, a global leader in spend management, has announced the launch of Ivalua TechX, a new event that will bring together procurement and technology leaders on October 14 in Paris.
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