Air France-KLM
 Air France-KLM has acknowledged the ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union, which rejected the appeal against the ruling of the General Court of the European Union and confirmed a decision by the European Commission dated March 17, 2017. This decision, targeting 13 freight operators including Air France Group companies, KLM, and Martinair, was issued for past practices deemed anti-competitive in the air cargo sector.
Artea
 Artea reported revenues of 58.2 million euros for the 2025 fiscal year, down 41.81%. Specifically, developer revenues fell by 52.52% to 38.2 million euros, while recurring real estate revenues grew by 2.35% to 20 million euros. This increase includes a 4.67% decline in net rental income due to disposals, and a 7.58% rise in service revenues, driven by the momentum in property management activities.

Cabasse
 Facing mounting financial difficulties, the French company Cabasse has filed for receivership with the Montpellier Commercial Court. The luxury high-fidelity audio specialist Cabasse has declared insolvency and requested the opening of receivership proceedings. The reason: a sharp deterioration in business, notably linked to supply chain issues with key Asian suppliers. These pressures led to tougher payment terms, putting the company in an untenable financial position.

DBV Technologies
During an oral presentation at the 2026 Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology (AAAAI), DBV Technologies presented additional positive data from the phase 3 Vitesse study, the largest trial to date in food allergy immunotherapy.

Dékuple
 Dékuple, the European specialist in communications and data marketing, saw a slowdown in activity in the fourth quarter, with revenues up 8.1% to 67.4 million euros, compared to +13.6% to 57.7 million euros three months earlier. For the full year, revenues grew by 11.4% to 242.6 million euros. Specifically, digital marketing sales rose by 17.2% to 110.4 million euros. Conversely, magazine activity declined by 6.7% to 62.2 million euros, and insurance activity slipped by 4% to 7.8 million euros.

Engie
Engie is launching a capital increase of around 3 billion euros, with the cancellation of shareholders' preferential subscription rights, to help finance the acquisition of UK Power Networks (UKPN), an electricity distributor in the United Kingdom. The net proceeds of the capital increase will contribute to maintaining Engie's strong investment grade credit rating, in line with its commitment. The French state, via the State Shareholding Agency, which currently holds about 23.6% of Engie's capital, will not participate in the capital increase. 

Ipsos
The market research group is reducing its stake in Ipsos Comcon LLC to 20%, following changes in the Russian regulatory framework. The subsidiary, which represents about 2% of global revenue, will be deconsolidated from the accounts as of January 1, 2026.

LDC
The LDC group announced a capital increase reserved for SOCCAD 2, a company grouping together employee managers. This capital increase aims to provide these managers with an attractive instrument for accessing the share capital, encouraging their personal and financial investment. It involves a cash capital increase of up to 80,000 euros through the issuance of 400,000 new ordinary shares with a nominal value of 0.20 EUR, to be paid in cash and reserved for SOCCAD 2.

Nexans
Nexans announced the resignation of Oscar Hasbún Martínez from his position as director, effective May 20. Furthermore, this departure also ends his roles as chairman of the strategic and sustainable development committee. The resignation is linked to the reduction of Invexans Limited's stake in Nexans' capital.

Orange
The business division of Orange Group and Tech Mahindra have announced the start of exclusive negotiations to form a five-year strategic partnership, with no equity participation. The goal is to accelerate end-to-end digital transformation for enterprise clients worldwide, with a focus on AI, automation, and secure digital platforms.

SES
The satellite operator reported sharply higher 2025 results, driven by the integration of Intelsat. Revenue rose by 31.3% on a reported basis and by 33.9% at constant currency and scope, reaching 2.63 billion euros, in line with consensus and within the group's target range of 2.6 to 2.7 billion euros.

Thermador Groupe
The specialist in product ranges for central heating, plumbing, and sanitary equipment will unveil its annual results.

Tikehau Capital
The asset manager announced it has joined the MSCI World Small Cap index since the close of markets on February 27, 2026, following the latest quarterly MSCI index review.