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| Codes and classification |
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| ISIN |
FR0000072894 |
Mnemo |
CAS |
CFI |
ESEUFB |
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| Market |
EURONEXT PARIS - Euronext - Local Securities |
| Type |
Stock - Ordinary stock - Continuous |
Compartment C (Small Caps) |
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| Activity |
Cast is the world's leading publisher of language analysis software intended for computer professionals. Net sales break down by activity as follows:
- software publishing (90.9%): software used to help in understanding and mastering the internal structures of computer applications;
- consulting services (9.1%).
Cast also publishes a bimonthly technical magazine (IT-Expert).
Net sales break down geographically as follows: France (42.2%), the United States (40.1%), Belgium (3.9%), Italy (5.6%), Germany (3.3%), the United Kingdom (3.1%), Spain (1.3%), Switzerland (0.3%) and India (0.2%).
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| Source: COFISEM - Last update: 15/05/12 |
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| Key figures |
| Millenium |
2011 |
2010 |
2009 |
| Revenue* |
33,733 |
31,504 |
27,473 |
| Operating profit* |
3,283 |
2,704 |
327 |
| Net profit |
3,146 |
2,258 |
-77 |
| Shareholder's equity |
11,638 |
8,404 |
5,672 |
| Total assets |
30,352 |
25,263 |
23,503 |
| Fiscal year end |
12.11 |
12.10 |
12.09 |
| Length of fiscal year (months) |
12 |
12 |
12 |
| Currency & Unit |
EUR - THOUSANDS |
EUR - THOUSANDS |
EUR - THOUSANDS |
| Account standards |
IFRS |
IFRS |
IFRS |
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Source:
COFISEM -
Last update:
15/05/12 |
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| Top management |
| Chairman and Chief Executive Officer |
Vincent Delaroche |
| Executive Vice President |
François Ruchon |
| Chief Financial Officer |
Alexandre Rérolle |
| Investor Relations |
François Ruchon |
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Source:
COFISEM
- Last update: 15/05/12 |
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| Shareholders |
| Idinvest Partners |
24.9 % |
| TempoVest II |
16.6 % |
| Vincent Delaroche |
14.61 % |
| Divers Minoritaires |
6.03 % |
| Gérard Karsenti |
2.1 % |
| Company-owned shares |
0.03 % |
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Source:
COFISEM
- Last update: 15/05/12 |
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Some explanations on the accounts
Net profit:
The net (after tax) profit for the entire group as a whole.
This includes the Group's share of the net profit, as well as
the net profit for the minority interests.
IAS-IFRS standard
2005 accounts for companies listed on Eurolist are in
the IAS-IFRS accounting standard. Companies
listed on a regulated market are under the obligation to publish
their 2005 aggregated accounts in the IAS-IFRS standard.
Data in IAS-IFRS standard
In the « Bank » sector, the « Net sales » corresponds to « Revenues
» (or « Net sales »)
In the "Insurance" sector, the « Premiums» corresponds to the
« Revenues » (or « Net sales »).
In the "Listed property trusts" sector, the « Gross rental income»corresponds
to the « Revenues » (or « Net sales »).
In the "Société de Portefeuille" sector, the « Income» corresponds
to the « Revenues » (or « Net sales »).
Data in local standard
*Those data are based on the Accounting standards in force in
the "Industry" sector, excepted for some anglo-saxon listed
companies which use "Operating profit" instead of "Operating
income".
In the « Bank » sector, the « Net banking incomes » corresponds
to « Revenues » (or « Net sales »).
In the "Insurance" sector, the « Premiums» corresponds to the
« Revenues » (or « Net sales »).
In the other sectors with a specific activity, the « Investment
revenues» corresponds to the « Revenues » (or « Net sales »),
the « Operating income » to the « Operating profit ».
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