Atos, JCDecaux, Kering/L'Oréal, Legrand, Nanobiotix... stocks to watch today in Paris
Published on 04/01/2026 at 01:14 pm IST
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Atos has announced the completion of the sale of Bull, its advanced computing business, to the French State for an enterprise value of up to 404 million euros, marking a new milestone in its strategic refocusing. The amount includes 104 million euros in conditional earn-outs, slightly down from the 110 million initially projected when the agreement was signed in July 2025. This adjustment reflects a change in the scope of the transaction, with the exclusion of zData, an entity specializing in Big Data solutions.
Compagnie des Alpes
The major leisure sector player has announced the completion of the sale of its subsidiary -By Grévin Sa- which operates the Chaplin's World site in Switzerland, to Compagnie Chargeurs Invest. Compagnie des Alpes specified that all current staff at the site are being retained, with the exception of the manager, who will take on other responsibilities within Cie des Alpes. The Chaplin's World site generated revenue of approximately 5 million euros during the 2024-2025 fiscal year.
GTT
GTT reports having received an order from the Hanwha Ocean shipyard for the tank design of two new LNG carriers.
Herige
Herige reported a 2025 net loss of -7.7 million euros, compared to -17.7 million euros the previous year (excluding an exceptional gain of 33.1 million euros related to the sale of its trading business), as well as operating income of 0.1 million euros, down 5 million euros compared to 2024. According to the building materials specialist, this trend primarily reflects a sharp decline in volumes, partially offset by the positive effects of performance measures implemented in 2024 and continued through 2025.
Hopscotch
The communications group will report its annual results (to follow).
Idi
The listed private equity specialist posted strong results in 2025, driven by the momentum of its European portfolio. The IDI Group announced an increase in its dividend. Despite a complex macroeconomic environment, the investment firm managed to outperform thanks to the operational quality of its holdings.
Invibes Advertising
The advanced technology company specializing in digital advertising saw its recurring EBITDA shift to -3.6 million euros, compared to -2.3 million euros a year earlier. Revenue came in at 19.8 million euros versus 26.5 million euros. Furthermore, the group reported an operating loss of 8.8 million euros (compared to -6 million euros) and a net loss of 9.7 million euros (compared to -6.7 million euros).
JCDecaux
JCDecaux announces the signing, on March 30, of an agreement to acquire Vista Communications, a Tokyo-based Japanese company specializing in taxi shelter advertising. Since 2012, Vista has operated 29 taxi shelters in Tokyo, representing 58 advertising faces, including 7 digital ones, primarily located in the high-traffic districts of Shibuya, Roppongi, Shinjuku, Shinagawa, Akihabara, and Ueno.
Kering/L'Oréal
Kering and L'Oréal have announced the completion of their strategic beauty partnership under the terms disclosed on October 19, 2025, following approval from competition authorities. The agreement finalizes L'Oréal's acquisition of Kering Beauté, including Maison Creed and the signing of beauty and fragrance licenses for Kering's iconic Houses. These licenses, signed for a fifty-year term, cover the creation, development, and distribution of perfume and beauty products for the Bottega Veneta and Balenciaga brands.
Lacroix
Lacroix recorded 2025 revenue of 445.5 million euros, down 6.5% on a like-for-like basis (excluding the signaling segment sold at the end of April 2024). This trend is entirely attributable to the decline in the Electronics business, while the Environment business continued its solid momentum (+14.4% in 2025). The fiscal year was also marked by a return to growth in the fourth quarter (+0.9%).
Legrand
As part of its active "bolt-on" acquisition strategy, Legrand has announced two new external growth operations in data centers, namely the companies Keydak in China and TES in the United Kingdom.
Lhyfe
The Board of Directors of the independent green hydrogen producer, focused on decarbonizing industry and mobility, has decided to initiate a project to transfer the company's shares from the Euronext Paris regulated market to Euronext Growth Paris, a market dedicated to growth companies.
Louis Hachette Group
Louis Hachette Group announces that it has finalized the sale of Prisma Media's luxury division to Vivendi, which notably includes the title Harper's Bazaar France as well as stakes in the companies MilK and Côté Maison / Côté Régie. This transaction is part of the group's desire to refocus Prisma Media on its historical activities, within a context of rapid changes in its economic model requiring increased strategic prioritization.
MaaT Pharma
The biotechnology company has published Chronos, a multicenter retrospective cohort study evaluating real-world outcomes of third-line systemic treatments in 59 patients with GI-aGvH refractory to corticosteroids and Ruxolitinib, in the peer-reviewed journal Bone Marrow Transplantation.
Nanobiotix
Nanobiotix reported a net loss attributable to shareholders of 24 million euros for 2025, or 0.50 euros per share, marking a 65% decrease compared to the loss sustained the previous year. This improvement is mainly due to the one-time positive accounting impact of revenue recognition, combined with the removal of the funding obligation regarding the NANORAY-312 study, according to the biotech company.
TFF Group
TFF Group (Tonnellerie François Frères) announces that it has finalized the acquisition of the remaining 45% of Tonnellerie Rémond. The world leader in wine and spirits aging now holds 100% of this artisanal gem, sealing a strategic integration that began four years ago.
Voltalia
Voltalia announces the signing of a regulated agreement for financing in the amount of 100 million euros, granted by its reference shareholder in the form of a repayable shareholder current account advance with a one-year term. The renewable energy specialist explains that this operation is part of the acceleration of its SPRING transformation plan, announced during the presentation of its annual results on March 12.
Wendel
The investment group Wendel announced today the appointment of Harper Mates as CEO of its North American subsidiary.


















