(Updated with Arkema, Airbus, BNP, TotalEnergies, Geox, Evonik)
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Stocks to follow on Monday on the Paris Stock Exchange and in Europe:
* The TECHNOLOGY SECTOR .SX8P could benefit from the progression of the segment on Friday on Wall Street and Monday in Japan – which took the indices to records – against a backdrop of frenzy around the theme of AI.
* ARKEMA AKE.PA – Several hundred environmental activists took action on Saturday to demand the depollution of areas impacted by PFAS contamination within the grounds of the group’s Pierre-Bénite factory, near Lyon, and eight Among them were arrested by the police.
* AIRBUS AIR.PA and SPIRIT AEROSYSTEMS SPR.N explored the idea of a takeover by the European aircraft manufacturer of a factory in Belfast, Northern Ireland, where Spirit makes wings for the A220, but no agreement of this type is likely in the short term, according to industry sources.
* BNP PARIBAS BNPP.PA announced on Monday the launch of its share buyback program planned for 2024 for a maximum amount of 1.055 billion euros.
* HENKEL HNKG.DE reported on Monday organic growth in its turnover of 4.2% in 2023 and said it was targeting an increase between 2% and 4% for 2024.
* SAINT-GOBAIN SGOB.PA announced on Friday the sale of its treated wood activity in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
* TOTALENERGIES TTEF.PA will support the Bahraini national company Bapco Energies in the optimization of its Sitra refinery, as well as in the trading of its petroleum products, the French company said on Monday in a press release.
* GEOX GEO.MI – The Italian footwear group announced on Friday a halving of its net loss, to 6.5 million euros in 2023 compared to 13.0 million euros in 2022, and said it had appointed Enrico Luxottica veteran Mistron as new CEO.
* EVONIK EVKn.DE – The German chemical group said on Monday that it did not expect any signs of recovery in 2024 and announced up to 2,000 job cuts worldwide by 2026 in a bid to reduce costs, adding that the majority of removals – around 1,500 – would occur in Germany.
THE FRANCE & INTERNATIONAL AGENDA:
(Written by Blandine Hénault and Diana Mandiá)