EIFFAGE: directors' dealings · France · AMF

About EIFFAGE

Eiffage is one of Europe’s leading construction and concessions groups, with a strong French base and an expanding presence across several European markets. The company’s roots go back more than 150 years: its industrial heritage dates to 1844, when the founding companies that would later become Eiffage began shaping major infrastructure projects. Eiffage was created as a group in 1993, and its corporate identity has long been marked by employee share ownership, with nearly 80% of employees now shareholders. That ownership model is an important feature of the group’s governance and culture. Today, Eiffage operates through 8 business lines grouped into 4 divisions, spanning the full infrastructure value chain. Its activities include construction, civil engineering, roads, metallurgy, energy systems, and concessions. The group’s organization is decentralized and supported by a dense territorial network, allowing it to combine local execution capacity with European-scale ambition. Eiffage handles more than 100,000 projects each year and employed about 87,000 people in 2025. From an operational standpoint, Eiffage is well known for large transport infrastructure projects, landmark structures, sustainable mobility schemes, technical buildings, and energy-related services. Its concessions portfolio is a major differentiator, including the Millau Viaduct, which the group has operated since 2004 and whose concession operator became wholly owned by Eiffage in 2023. The group also has a strong track record in motorway, rail, airport, and public-private partnership projects. In parallel, Eiffage Énergie Systèmes extends the group’s offering into electrical installations, climate engineering, networks, and technical maintenance, giving Eiffage exposure to the energy and digital transition. Financially, Eiffage reported 2025 revenue of €25.3 billion and a contracting order book of €29.9 billion, underlining the scale and visibility of its business. The group also joined the CAC 40 on 22 December 2025, reflecting its increased market stature and the recognition of its strategic positioning. In addition, Eiffage continues to emphasize decarbonization, biodiversity protection, and resource efficiency as core components of its long-term strategy. Overall, Eiffage stands out as a diversified infrastructure and construction leader with a resilient business model, recurring concession income, broad technical capabilities, and an increasingly European footprint. Its combination of industrial expertise, project visibility, and strategic exposure to public and private investment cycles makes it a benchmark name in the French listed construction sector.