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| Codes and classification |
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| ISIN |
FR0010567032 |
Mnemo |
ACI |
CFI |
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| Market |
EURONEXT PARIS - Euronext - Local Securities |
| Type |
Stock - Ordinary stock - Continuous |
Compartment C (Small Caps) |
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| Activity |
Accès Industrie specializes in leasing elevator cars and baskets mainly intended for the building construction and renovation sector. Its activity is organized around 4 families of products:
- aerial baskets: machines allowing personnel to work at heights alone or accompanied by another person. The group offers baskets with articulated or telescopic booms, scissors lifts and baskets on vertical poles;
- telescopic trolleys: intended for carrying loads;
- industrial trolleys: intended for unloading trucks and moving pallets around job sites;
- mini-shovels: primarily intended for digging trenches or foundations.
Net sales by source of income are distributed between leasing of baskets and trolleys (99.9%) and sales of new and used machines (0.1%).
At the end of 2008, the group had a 36 agencies network located in France (27), Spain (6), Portugal (2) and Marocco (1)..
Net sales are geographically distributed as follows: France (79.8%), Spain (14.2%), Portugal (5.9%) and Marocco (0.1%).
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| Source: COFISEM - Last update: 18/11/09 |
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| Key figures |
| Millenium |
2008 |
2007 |
2006 |
| Revenue* |
66,520 |
57,058 |
46,082 |
| Operating profit* |
7,481 |
7,719 |
6,342 |
| Net profit |
153 |
9,755 |
5,124 |
| Shareholder's equity |
45,093 |
46,128 |
31,090 |
| Total assets |
165,061 |
163,557 |
108,058 |
| Fiscal year end |
12.08 |
12.07 |
12.06 |
| 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:
18/11/09 |
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| Top management |
| Chairman of the Executive Board |
Daniel Duclos |
| Chief Executive Officer |
Eric Lacombe |
| Chief Executive Officer |
Pascal Meynard |
| Member of the Executive Board |
Eric Lacombe |
| Member of the Executive Board |
Pascal Meynard |
| Chief Financial Officer |
Eric Lacombe |
| Shareholder Relations |
Caroline Genre |
| Investor Relations |
Eric Lacombe |
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Source:
COFISEM
- Last update: 18/11/09 |
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| Shareholders |
| Financière Accès Industrie |
80.13 % |
| Other shareholders |
12.61 % |
| IRDI |
2.96 % |
| Accès Investissements |
1.2 % |
| Acces Finance |
1.15 % |
| Managers |
1.15 % |
| Company-owned shares |
0.79 % |
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Source:
COFISEM
- Last update: 18/11/09 |
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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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