Multiple French Companies Disclose September 2025 Voting Rights and Shares

Several French companies have issued monthly disclosures regarding their total number of shares and voting rights, in compliance with Article L. 233-8 II of the French Commercial Code and Article 223-16 of the AMF General Regulation. These regulations require shareholders to notify the company by registered letter within a specific timeframe when their holdings reach or drop below certain thresholds, typically starting at 1% or 3% of the share capital or voting rights. Notably, some companies, such as Fnac Darty, have decided not to grant double voting rights as permitted by a 2014 law. The disclosures include precise information on the calculation basis for voting rights, including shares stripped of voting rights where applicable. This transparency ensures regulatory compliance and informs shareholders and the market about ownership structures and voting power.