General Meetings

Any person holding at least one Company share two business days before the meeting may attend a General Meeting. One voting right is attributed to each share.

What are the types of meetings?

Ordinary General Meeting (OGM)
It is held once a year to provide shareholders with a report on the Company’s management, results and strategy. This presentation is followed by a discussion between the shareholders and the executives of the Company, and then by voting on the resolutions (concerning the members of the Board of Directors, the approval of financial statements, determining the dividend, etc.). Decisions are taken by a simple majority.
Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM)
It is convened when this is required to take important decisions, in particular the statutory changes. The decisions are taken by a majority of two-thirds of the voting rights.
Combined General Meeting (CGM)
It is a general meeting that combines a GM and EGM on the same date and on the same invitation for practical reasons.

How can I be informed of the holding of a General Meeting?

You are a registered shareholder, you will systematically receive your notice of meeting at your place of residence, at least 15 days before the General Meeting is held. You are bearer shareholders, you must consult the information published on our corporate website.

How to attend a General Meeting?

If you are:

registered shareholders : you can request an admission card from Gecina (Securities & Stock Market service)
bearer shareholders: you must request a certificate of participation from your authorized intermediary who maintains securities accounts.

This General Meetings section of the website allows you to:

Consult archives of previous General Meetings;
Access the electronic voting form;
Obtain the regulatory information as it becomes available;
Obtain instructions for filling out the single paper vote form or use our online voting (VOTEACCES) module.