The values ​​to follow tomorrow on the Paris Stock Exchange Wednesday February 23, 2022 – Boursorama

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Altarea

Altarea exceeded its 2021 targets. The property developer generated recurring net income (FFO) group share up 14.8% to €264.4 million. He was aiming for 10% growth. Based on the number of shares, it increased by 9.3% to 14.35 euros. Altarea’s turnover amounted to 3.03 billion euros, almost stable over one year. A dividend of 9.75 euros per share will be proposed to the General Meeting of May 24, 2022, for the 2021 financial year, an increase of 2.6%.

Alten

In 2021, Alten generated net income group share of €207.8 million, up 112.1%, and operating income of €319.9 million, up 124.6%. The latter shows a margin of 10.9% against 6.1% in 2020. “The strong growth in the second half therefore made it possible to significantly improve the operating margin which exceeded its pre-crisis level” explained the specialist. engineering and technology consulting.

Axway Software

In 2021, Axway achieved a net profit of 9.6 million euros, up 13% year-on-year, showing a margin of 3.4%. The operating profit on activity reached 32.9 million euros, or 11.5% of turnover (+1.1 point), against 30.8 million euros a year earlier. Optimized cost management and the anticipated reduction in Research & Development costs after several years of significant investment have made it possible to improve profitability despite the context of a drop in business volume.

Danone

The agri-food group will publish its annual results.

Eiffage

The construction and concession group will publish its annual results.

Eramet

The mining group will publish its annual results.

Fnac Darty

The distributor of cultural and leisure products will publish (after market) its annual results.

Gaussin

Gaussin announced the creation of a subsidiary in China headquartered in Shanghai. William Lee, president of Gaussin Asia-Pacific, will be the managing director of the new entity and Christophe Gaussin, CEO of Gaussin, will be its legal representative. The subsidiary will be responsible for forging licensing partnerships to deploy Gaussin’s range of electric and hydrogen vehicles in the world’s largest truck market.

Kering

As part of the share buyback program announced on August 25 with the objective of buying back up to 2% of its share capital over a period of 24 months, Kering has put in place a new shares with an investment services provider. As a reminder, between August 25 and November 3, 2021, a first tranche of the program covered 650,000 actions. The new contract corresponds to a second tranche of the program, for a maximum volume of 650,000 shares, i.e. approximately 0.5% of the share capital as of February 15, 2022.

Korian

The Ehpad operator will publish its annual results.

Ipsos

The specialist in the development and dissemination of studies by surveys will publish (after market) its annual results.

Manitou Group

Manitou Group has announced a 70 million euro investment plan for its two North American production sites in Yankton and Madison, based in South Dakota. It will concern the extension of the two sites, the strengthening of innovation, and the development of new ranges. The group thus reaffirms its strong ambitions to achieve the objectives set out in its New Horizons 2025 strategic plan.

Mauna Kea Technologies

Mauna Kea Technologies announces that, as part of its collaboration with Johnson & Johnson’s Lung Cancer Initiative (LCI), initial patient recruitment has begun in a prospective, multicenter, open-label, single-arm, sponsored clinical feasibility study by the LCI. “The study will validate Cellvizio as a real-time biopsy guidance tool during robotic bronchoscopic navigation that may reduce the rate of non-contributing transbronchial biopsies of peripheral lung cancer,” the company explains. .

Nexity

The real estate company will publish (after market) its annual results.

Stellantis

The automaker will publish its annual results.