Financiere Moncey: insider trades · France · AMF

About Financiere Moncey

FINANCIÈRE MONCEY is a listed holding company on Euronext Paris (ISIN FR001400SU99, ticker FMONC) whose core business consists of holding and managing equity stakes in companies belonging to the Bolloré-related shareholding perimeter. According to the company’s official website, it owns 42.05% of Société Industrielle et Financière de l’Artois (SIFA), which is its main asset and the primary driver of value creation. SIFA in turn has exposure to IER, a well-known player in pedestrian access systems and integrated traffic-flow control solutions for railway stations and airports. As such, FINANCIÈRE MONCEY does not operate as a conventional industrial or commercial business: it functions as a long-term investment vehicle focused on equity ownership, dividend income and portfolio valuation. The company generates no operating revenue and its earnings are largely dependent on the cash flows produced by its investments, especially the contribution from SIFA. In 2024, it reported no revenue, while group net income came to EUR 9 million versus EUR 13 million in 2023, mainly reflecting a decline in dividends received. FINANCIÈRE MONCEY has deep historical roots and belongs to the long-standing French industrial and financial holding-company universe associated with the Bolloré shareholding structure. The company also underwent a significant corporate change in 2024 with the merger by absorption of Compagnie des Tramways de Rouen, and it has been involved in a public tender offer followed by a mandatory squeeze-out launched by Bolloré SE, which remained under AMF review in the latest public disclosures available. FINANCIÈRE MONCEY therefore remains a patrimonial investment vehicle with limited free float, centered on the ownership of non-operating assets and on value delivery to shareholders within a listed French group built around cross-shareholdings. Its geographic footprint is primarily French, with headquarters in Puteaux and participations concentrated in French entities, while its broader economic exposure is indirectly international through the listed companies within its ecosystem.