Stocks to watch tomorrow on the Paris Bourse Thursday January 6, 2022

(AOF) – Aramis

Aramis Group announced on Wednesday evening the appointment of Fabrice Farcot as interim CFO, replacing Stéphane Rougeot.

Coface

Natixis, whose stake in Coface amounts to just over 15 million shares (i.e. 10.04% of the share capital), has announced its intention to sell its entire stake as part of a placement through the accelerated construction of an order book reserved for institutional investors. Natixis has obtained all the regulatory authorizations required to launch the placement.

Agricultural credit

Crédit Agricole launched on January 4, 2022 an issue of perpetual super subordinated bonds Additional Tier 1 (AT1) at a revisable fixed rate for 1.25 billion US dollars. These Bonds were issued to allow Crédit Agricole Group and Crédit Agricole SA to maintain great flexibility in their management of Tier 1 capital.

Esker

Esker announced on Wednesday evening that it had reached an agreement with the shareholders of Market Dojo to acquire 50.1% of the capital and voting rights of the company during the first quarter of 2022 and the remaining shares at the end of a period of four years. Based in Bristol in Great Britain, Market Dojo employs around twenty people and has around 160 clients, 60% of whom are outside Great Britain, particularly in France, the United States and the Middle East. The company achieves an annualized turnover of 1.3 million pounds, an annual growth of 30%.

LDC

The poultry house will publish its turnover for the third quarter.

Prodways

Prodways Group, a specialist in industrial 3D printing, announced that it had received several orders for a total of 4 machines for the leading Australian player in transparent orthodontic aligners. The latter has just confirmed the choice of MovingLight technology to equip its first production plant with MovingLight LD20 printers. Once installed and after the ramp-up phase, these first 4 machines should consume more than 5 tonnes of Prodways material annually.

SES-imagotag

SES-imagotag has announced the finalization of the acquisition of 100% of the capital of Irish data intelligence start-up MarketHub Technologies Limited. Its founder, Roy Horgan, joins the executive committee of SES-imagotag as Group SEVP in charge of Strategy, Marketing and Communication. With this acquisition, the specialist in IoT solutions and digital labels for physical commerce is continuing its investment in smart commerce. He had a majority stake in Irish since 2019.

Sodexo

The catering specialist will publish its turnover for the first quarter.

TFF Group

On the occasion of the publication of its half-year results, TFF Group reiterated its objectives for the current financial year. Thus, the manufacturer of barrels and casks for the production of wine and whiskey is still aiming for a consolidated activity of more than 260 million euros. The group explains that the 2021-2022 fiscal year should mark the end of a cycle of three fiscal years affected by an unprecedented context.

Tikehau Capital

Tikehau Capital achieved record net inflows in 2021, reaching 6.3 billion for the year as a whole (including 2.5 billion for the fourth quarter alone), an amount 50% higher than the average annual inflow achieved in over the past three years, which stood at 4.2 billion. As a result, the asset manager will have more than € 33.5 billion in assets as of December 31, 2021.

Ubisoft

Ubisoft announced Wednesday evening the upcoming launch of Ubisoft +, its subscription service, on Xbox. The company also announced that it will bring Rainbow Six Extraction, its tactical co-op FPS, to Xbox Game Pass and PC Game Pass members when the game launches on January 20.