European Companies Update Voting Rights and Share Capital

Several European companies have recently disclosed updates on their total number of shares and voting rights as of late 2025. Valeo, a technology company focused on clean and smart mobility, reported its share capital and voting rights figures as part of its ongoing financial transparency. Similarly, 74Software and Veolia Environnement provided detailed numbers on their total shares and exercisable voting rights, reflecting compliance with French commercial and financial regulations. Oxurion NV announced a capital increase following the conversion of convertible bonds, resulting in a rise in its outstanding ordinary shares and corresponding voting rights. Legrand, a global specialist in electrical and digital infrastructures, also updated its shareholders on the variation in total shares since its latest financial statements, underscoring its strategy of growth through innovation and acquisitions. These disclosures are part of routine transparency measures required by market authorities to keep shareholders informed about company ownership structures.