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8 sociétés inaugurent leurs 15 ans de cotation sur la Bourse de Bruxelles
08/07/2014
Depuis 1999, les sociétés Agfa, Greenyard Foods, Fountain, Intervest Offices and Warehouses, Leasinvest Real Estate, Pairi Daiza, Real Dolmen et WDPsont cotées sur la Bourse de Bruxelles.
Pour honorer cet événement, Viviane Dictus – Director Corporate Communications et Investor Relations (Agfa), Marleen Vaesen - CEO (Greenyard Foods), Eugène Beckers – Chairman of the Board (Fountain), Inge Tas - CFO (Intervest Offices and Warehouses), Jean-Louis Appelmans – CEO (Leasinvest Real Estate), Yvan Moureau – CFO (Pairi Daiza), Thierry De Vries – Secetary General (Real Dolmen) et Tony De Pauw – CEO (WDP) ont sonné la cloche pour l’ouverture des marchésboursiers européens le 8 Juillet 2014.
Depuis 15 ans, les sociétés Home Invest Belgium and Punch International sont également cotées sur la Bourse de Bruxelles qui, hélas n’ont pu être présentes.