All Bell ceremonies

EnterNext welcomes Voltalia on Euronext in Paris

Sébastien Clerc, CEO of Voltalia, rings the opening bell.

Voltalia specializes in producing electricity from renewable energy. The group also develops a carbon trading activity. Net sales break down by activity as follows:

• operation of thermal plants (36.4%);
• operation of solar plants (22.8%);
• operation of wind parks (21.3%);
• other (19.5%): primarily operation of hydroelectric plants and engineering services..

Net sales break down geographically as follows: França (40,2%), Guiana Francesa (42,6%), Grécia (12,1%) e Brasil (1,6%).

Celebrating the 1 year of EnterNext in Paris

Anthony Attia, CEO of Euronext Paris, and Eric Forest, CEO of EnterNext, close the European trading day in Paris to celebrate the 1st anniversary of EnterNext, Euronext's subsidiary dedicated to the financing of SMEs.

Celebrating the 1 year of EnterNext in Paris

Anthony Attia, CEO of Euronext Paris, and Eric Forest, CEO of EnterNext, close the European trading day in Paris to celebrate the 1st anniversary of EnterNext, Euronext's subsidiary dedicated to the financing of SMEs.

EnterNext welcomes ATEME on Euronext in Paris

Michel Artières, CEO of ATEME, rings the opening bell.

ATEME specializes in developing and manufacturing video compression equipments and software. Products are for facilitating and accelerating the broadcasting live or on demand video streaming. The group also provides electronic encoders and decoders supporting Standard Definition (SD) and High Definition (HD) formats and compression standards MPEG-2 and MPEG-4/AVC, transcoders distributing videos for multi-screen use and multiplexers grouping several TV channels in satellite or cable broadcasting systems.

EnterNext welcomes ATEME on Euronext in Paris

Michel Artières, CEO of ATEME, rings the opening bell.

ATEME specializes in developing and manufacturing video compression equipments and software. Products are for facilitating and accelerating the broadcasting live or on demand video streaming. The group also provides electronic encoders and decoders supporting Standard Definition (SD) and High Definition (HD) formats and compression standards MPEG-2 and MPEG-4/AVC, transcoders distributing videos for multi-screen use and multiplexers grouping several TV channels in satellite or cable broadcasting systems.

Mr Amar CEO of esperite, opens the European trading day in Paris

Mr Amar, CEO of esperite, rings the opening bell, while the company celebrates its secondary listing on Euronext Paris.

Mr Amar CEO of esperite, opens the European trading day in Paris

Mr Amar, CEO of esperite, rings the opening bell, while the company celebrates its secondary listing on Euronext Paris.

Citi celebrates the 10th anniversary of Turbos

Citi celebrates the 10th anniversary of Turbos and the launch of Turbos Infinis and Infinis BEST by ringing the stock market’s opening bell.

Citi celebrates the 10th anniversary of Turbos

Citi celebrates the 10th anniversary of Turbos and the launch of Turbos Infinis and Infinis BEST by ringing the stock market’s opening bell.

EnterNext welcomes ASK on Euronext in Paris

Julien Zuccarelli, CEO of ASK, rings the closing bell.

ASK provides secure contactless solutions for sensitive applications linked to individuals. Founded in 1997, ASK has developed patented technology based on a unique silver printing process. It creates genuine solutions to the security and reliability challenges of its markets. ASK offers a full range of contactless cards and inlays (electronic covers and integrated antennas) for passports, transport cards, tickets, terminals, operating systems and personalisation services.

ASK’s innovative technology and global organisation, with manufacturing units in Europe (France), Asia (China) and the USA, make it the reference player in secure contactless solutions for identity (e.ID) and transport markets. In e.ID, since 2006 ASK has worked with top global customers, providing inlays for US, UK, French, Israeli, Philippine and other passports. On the transport market, ASK has strengthened its leadership position since 2001, assisting over 103 cities including Atlanta, Chicago, Dubai, Lisbon, London, Mexico City, Miami, Paris, Singapore, Sydney and Tel Aviv, in 27 countries.

For more information, see www.ask-contactless.com

Welcome to Viadeo on Euronext Paris

Dan Serfaty, co-founder & CEO of Viadeo, rings the opening bell.

Viadeo is a key player in the Professional Social Networking space, with around 60 million members worldwide. The market leader in France with almost 9 million members and in China with more 20 million, Viadeo has recorded exceptional growth since its creation, particularly in French-speaking countries and emerging markets such as China, Russia and Africa. Boost your career, find new contacts and uncover new opportunities: these are just some of the things professionals, companies and students can do on Viadeo website and mobile applications (smartphones, tablets).

Welcome to Viadeo on Euronext Paris

Dan Serfaty, co-founder & CEO of Viadeo, rings the opening bell.

Viadeo is a key player in the Professional Social Networking space, with around 60 million members worldwide. The market leader in France with almost 9 million members and in China with more 20 million, Viadeo has recorded exceptional growth since its creation, particularly in French-speaking countries and emerging markets such as China, Russia and Africa. Boost your career, find new contacts and uncover new opportunities: these are just some of the things professionals, companies and students can do on Viadeo website and mobile applications (smartphones, tablets).

Welcome to Worldline on Euronext Paris

Gilles Grapinet, Chief Executive of Worldline rings the opening bell.

Worldline is one of the European No. 1 providers of electronic payment and transactional services. Net sales break down by market as follows:

• banks and financial institutions (34.5%): issuing and management of credit and debit cards, acquisition and processing of electronic payment transactions, provision of online bank services, development of electronic wallet solution, sale of payment software, etc.;
• government businesses and entities (33.4%): e-ticketing services for public transport and railway companies, provision to traffic and parking automatic control solution to the authorities, development of digital services for governments and public companies (tax online collections management, cryptographic archiving services, fingerprints biometrics data collection and storage, etc.), provision of shared medical information digital services, etc.;
• retailers and distributors (32.1%): acquisition of payment orders, acceptance and management of online payments, sale and rental of payment terminals, sale of security modules for cryptographic purposes, provision of private payment cards, of commercial animation tools, and self-service terminals, management of loyalty programs, etc.

Net sales break down geographically as follows: France (36.4%), Belgium and the Netherlands (29.4%), the United Kingdom (13%), Germany/Central Europe/Eastern Europe (9.8%), Iberian Peninsula and Latin America (6 5%), Asia and India (4.9%).

Welcome to Worldline on Euronext Paris

Gilles Grapinet, Chief Executive of Worldline rings the opening bell.

Worldline is one of the European No. 1 providers of electronic payment and transactional services. Net sales break down by market as follows:

• banks and financial institutions (34.5%): issuing and management of credit and debit cards, acquisition and processing of electronic payment transactions, provision of online bank services, development of electronic wallet solution, sale of payment software, etc.;
• government businesses and entities (33.4%): e-ticketing services for public transport and railway companies, provision to traffic and parking automatic control solution to the authorities, development of digital services for governments and public companies (tax online collections management, cryptographic archiving services, fingerprints biometrics data collection and storage, etc.), provision of shared medical information digital services, etc.;
• retailers and distributors (32.1%): acquisition of payment orders, acceptance and management of online payments, sale and rental of payment terminals, sale of security modules for cryptographic purposes, provision of private payment cards, of commercial animation tools, and self-service terminals, management of loyalty programs, etc.

Net sales break down geographically as follows: France (36.4%), Belgium and the Netherlands (29.4%), the United Kingdom (13%), Germany/Central Europe/Eastern Europe (9.8%), Iberian Peninsula and Latin America (6 5%), Asia and India (4.9%).

Euronext welcomes Coface on Euronext's market in Paris

Jean-Marc Pillu, CEO of Coface, opens the European trading day in Paris.

Coface is one of the world’s leaders in credit insurance. The group provides solutions to companies designed to protect them, in the frame of the management of their trade debtors, against financial default risks from of their debtors, both on the local and export markets. Net sales break down by activity as follows:

• loan insurance (74.3%);
• services (16.9%): services related to loan insurance, corporate information (solvability and marketing information), debt management, management of public procedures for the account and with state guarantees, etc.;
• factoring services (4.8%): insured in Germany and Poland;
• surety insurance (4%).

Net sales break down geographically as follows: Western Europe (32.6%), Northern Europe (25.5%), the Mediterranean and Africa (15.1%), Central Europe (7.6%), North America (7.1%), Asia/Pacific (6.6%) and Latin America (5.5%).

Euronext welcomes Coface on Euronext's market in Paris

Jean-Marc Pillu, CEO of Coface, opens the European trading day in Paris.

Coface is one of the world’s leaders in credit insurance. The group provides solutions to companies designed to protect them, in the frame of the management of their trade debtors, against financial default risks from of their debtors, both on the local and export markets. Net sales break down by activity as follows:

• loan insurance (74.3%);
• services (16.9%): services related to loan insurance, corporate information (solvability and marketing information), debt management, management of public procedures for the account and with state guarantees, etc.;
• factoring services (4.8%): insured in Germany and Poland;
• surety insurance (4%).

Net sales break down geographically as follows: Western Europe (32.6%), Northern Europe (25.5%), the Mediterranean and Africa (15.1%), Central Europe (7.6%), North America (7.1%), Asia/Pacific (6.6%) and Latin America (5.5%).

The students challenge : How to work effectively in a multicultural environment?

During their internship in Euronext Group, 16 high school students worked on the following topic : "How to work effectively in a multicultural environment?"

From June 23th to 27th, with the help from NGO "Crée ton avenir!!!" Euronext group welcomed 16 high school students for a one-week internship. During this week, they participated to several workshops which help them to build their educational and vocational guidance. With the participation of volunteers from the company, they discovered activities, organization, and several jobs of Euronext group. "Cree ton avenir!!!" also worked with them to develop their soft skills such as team spirit, creativity, sense of organization, sense of responsability, initiative spirit, self-confidence, perseverance, sense of communication, autonomy, mastering of their environment. They learned how to make the connection between themselves, their soft skills, their wishes, the professional world, and school. To have a better overall view of the specificities of Euronext Group, all along the week, by team of four, they worked on the advantages and disadvantages of multiculturalism  in a company

The students challenge : How to work effectively in a multicultural environment?

During their internship in Euronext Group, 16 high school students worked on the following topic : "How to work effectively in a multicultural environment?"

From June 23th to 27th, with the help from NGO "Crée ton avenir!!!" Euronext group welcomed 16 high school students for a one-week internship. During this week, they participated to several workshops which help them to build their educational and vocational guidance. With the participation of volunteers from the company, they discovered activities, organization, and several jobs of Euronext group. "Cree ton avenir!!!" also worked with them to develop their soft skills such as team spirit, creativity, sense of organization, sense of responsability, initiative spirit, self-confidence, perseverance, sense of communication, autonomy, mastering of their environment. They learned how to make the connection between themselves, their soft skills, their wishes, the professional world, and school. To have a better overall view of the specificities of Euronext Group, all along the week, by team of four, they worked on the advantages and disadvantages of multiculturalism  in a company