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FNAC DARTY Stock: price and management transactions · France · AMF
Follow the FNAC DARTY share price and the full management transaction log of the company, a publicly traded company based in France. Shares trade on FR FR, under the supervision of AMF. Operating in the Retail & Commerce sector, FNAC DARTY has published 20 reports. Market capitalisation: €1bn. The latest transaction was reported on 3 June 2026 (Acquisition). Among the most active insiders: Enrique Martinez Ballesteros. Every trade is accessible without an account.
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€6m
12 ops.
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46Σ signal
Fundamental score
Ranked 19,540 of 25,443 companies
33.2
score / 100
Value38
Quality29
FCF yld47%
Earn yld-14%
EV/EBITDA46.7x
ROE-3.7%
Gross mgn28%
Net mgn-1.4%
Debt/EBITDA·
Pillars2/3
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Last declaration on 3 June 2026
Declarations20 total
6,386 shares@ €35.300.022% mcap3.8% of flowActionEuronext Paris2026DD1117672
Ideal exit: 22 Feb 2027 (T+270)
46,866 shares@ €35.350.16% mcap29.3% of flowActionEuronext Paris2026DD1116470
Ideal exit: 18 Feb 2027 (T+270)
9,534 shares@ €29.955.0% of flowActionEuronext Paris2025DD1040367
Ideal exit: 23 Feb 2026 (T+270)
611 shares0Actions gratuitesEuronext Paris2025DD1039606
Ideal exit: 20 Feb 2026 (T+270)
928 shares0ActionEuronext Paris2025DD1038363
Ideal exit: 13 Feb 2026 (T+270)
928 shares0Actions gratuitesEuronext Paris2025DD1038576
Ideal exit: 13 Feb 2026 (T+270)
34,226 shares@ €33.1520.1% of flowActionEuronext Access Paris2025DD1038496
Ideal exit: 12 Feb 2026 (T+270)
10,811 shares@ €28.49095.4% of flowActionEuronext Paris2024DD990903
Ideal exit: 3 May 2025 (T+270)
7,983 shares0ActionEuronext Paris2024DD988232
Ideal exit: 21 Apr 2025 (T+270)
42,698 shares@ €31.1023.5% of flowActionEuronext Paris2024DD968542
Ideal exit: 24 Feb 2025 (T+270)
13,304 shares@ €32.607.7% of flowActionEuronext Paris2024DD968368
Ideal exit: 21 Feb 2025 (T+270)
11,748 shares@ €26.65065.5% of flowActionEuronext Paris2023DD941830
300 shares@ €34.22100.0% of flowActionEuronext Paris2023DD929666
Ideal exit: 3 Mar 2024 (T+270)
1,190 shares0Actions gratuitesEuronext Paris2023DD912539
Ideal exit: 23 Feb 2024 (T+270)
53,899 shares0ActionEuronext Paris2023DD912363
Ideal exit: 22 Feb 2024 (T+270)
22,227 shares0ActionEuronext Paris2022DD843306
Ideal exit: 17 Feb 2023 (T+270)
22,227 shares0ActionEuronext Paris2022DD845023
Ideal exit: 17 Feb 2023 (T+270)
4,280 shares@ €45.51033.4% of flowActionEuronext Paris2022DD823184
Ideal exit: 21 Nov 2022 (T+270)
480 shares0Actions gratuitesEuronext Paris2021DD760454
Ideal exit: 13 Mar 2022 (T+270)
724 shares0ACTIONS GRATUITESEuronext Paris2021DD760452
Ideal exit: 13 Mar 2022 (T+270)
20 of 20 declarations
About FNAC DARTY
Fnac Darty is a leading French specialist retail group focused on omnichannel distribution across cultural goods, consumer electronics, domestic appliances, leisure products and related services. The company was created through the merger of Fnac and Darty, formalized in 2016, and has since positioned itself as a European leader in specialist retail, with a business model built around advice, service, convenience and sustainability. Its heritage dates back to 1954, when Fnac was founded by Max Théret and André Essel, and to 1957, when the Darty brand was launched by the Darty brothers. Historically, Fnac built its reputation as a cultural and leisure retailer, known for its product testing expertise and editorial authority in books, music, electronics and technology. Darty became widely recognized for its “Contract of Confidence,” a customer promise centered on low prices, choice, delivery and fast after-sales service. Together, the two brands created a highly complementary platform, combining physical stores, e-commerce and a broad range of services such as installation, repair, maintenance, assistance and financing. This service-oriented structure is one of the group’s main competitive advantages. Fnac Darty has been steadily shifting toward a more recurring, high-margin services model. In 2024, the group reported 1.4 million customers using subscription services such as Darty Max and VDBLife. Retailink, its omnichannel advertising arm, reached nearly €100 million in revenue, reflecting the growing value of data-driven retail media. The group also launched Weavenn, an e-commerce logistics and SaaS marketplace platform, and introduced a digital product passport for household appliances, reinforcing its commitment to innovation, traceability and circular consumption. From a financial perspective, Fnac Darty published strong 2025 full-year results in February 2026. Revenue reached €10.33 billion, current operating margin was 2.0%, and online sales grew, supported by a click-and-collect rate close to 50%. The company also strengthened its European footprint through the acquisition of Unieuro, helping to build a pan-European specialist retail leader. Since the beginning of 2025, the group has reported by two geographic segments: France and Rest of Europe, including Italy, Belgium, Portugal, Spain and Switzerland. Beyond commercial performance, Fnac Darty emphasizes sustainability and responsible consumption as core strategic themes. Its long-standing focus on product longevity, repairability and informed consumer choice supports a differentiated market position. With powerful brands, an established store network and a growing services ecosystem, the group remains a major player in European specialist retail.
