Legrand Stock: price and insider trades · France

Legrand serves several major end markets. Residential applications represent around 35% of sales, datacenters less than 20%, non-residential spaces such as offices, hotels and healthcare facilities more than 45%, and industrial buildings and infrastructure around 5%. This mix reflects a diversified exposure across mature and growth-oriented segments, with datacenters, building digitalization and energy efficiency acting as important growth drivers. The group markets its products under internationally recognized brand names such as Legrand and Bticino, supported by a broad industrial and commercial presence worldwide. In late 2024, Legrand also strengthened its position in the circular economy through a majority investment in Circul’R, a French circular-economy advisory firm.

From an investor perspective, Legrand stands out for its long-term strategy combining innovation, operational discipline and sustainability. Its 2024 Universal Registration Document was filed with the French market regulator on April 9, 2025, confirming the continuity of its governance, financial reporting and strategic framework. In March 2025, the group launched its sixth CSR roadmap for 2025-2027, centered on five priorities: diversity and inclusion, climate, circular economy, customers and responsible business. This ESG framework supports Legrand’s positioning as a high-quality industrial franchise with global scale, resilient cash generation and a strong reputation among institutional investors.