COFACE SA: directors' dealings · France · AMF

About COFACE SA

COFACE SA is a global trade credit insurance and commercial risk management group listed on Euronext Paris under ISIN FR0010667147. The company’s roots go back to France in 1946, when Coface was created to support French exports. Over time, it evolved from a state-linked export-support institution into a specialized private-sector player focused on protecting trade receivables and assessing customer credit risk. Today, COFACE SA is the listed holding company of the Coface Group, which operates in more than 100 countries through an international network structured around geographic regions and business lines. At the core of the business is commercial credit insurance, which helps companies protect themselves against the risk that their customers will not pay. Coface also offers complementary services with attractive cross-selling potential, including business information, debt collection and factoring. These offerings are designed to help clients sell more safely, finance working capital more efficiently and improve cash collection. This diversification strategy has been further reinforced by the 2024-2027 strategic plan, “Power the Core,” which aims to build a global benchmark ecosystem for credit risk management. In terms of market position, Coface is regarded as one of the global leaders in trade credit insurance, competing within a concentrated industry dominated by a small number of international players. The group relies on deep expertise in country and sector risk analysis, proprietary data, and strong underwriting capabilities. Recent corporate updates show solid business momentum, with revenue growth and resilient profitability in 2025, while information services and debt collection continue to expand at a strong pace. Coface serves a highly diversified client base, ranging from SMEs to large multinational corporations, across many industries exposed to payment-default risk. Its geographic footprint spans Europe, North America, Asia-Pacific, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America, allowing it to support both exporters and domestic businesses. The company also stands out for its country and sector risk research, which strengthens its brand, supports underwriting decisions and provides investors and customers with a broader macroeconomic perspective.