(Boursier.com) — Teleperformance is regaining color, up 3% to 226 euros, well above the floor of 163 euros hit on November 11. Following the crisis the group experienced in Colombia, the local subsidiary hired Bureau Veritas to audit its practices in terms of employee management, in particular corporate social responsibility, and compliance with local labor laws. Bureau Veritas conducted an independent audit under the ISO 26000 standard in the area of social responsibility.
Based on an in-depth two-week review, Bureau Veritas concluded that “nothing has come to our attention that causes us to believe that the use of the ISO 26000 international standard does not comply with the recommendations and guidelines guidelines of the standard. Similarly, nothing causes or causes us to believe that the information analyzed during this certification exercise is in any way incorrect or misleading”.
JP Morgan has also reiterated its advice to ‘overweight’ the title as well as its target of 360 euros. Despite the “Colombian affair”, analysts are still unanimously positive on the issue since, according to the ‘Bloomberg’ consensus, the 20 following the stock are on the ‘purchase’ list.
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