SRP GROUPE: management transactions · France · AMF

About SRP GROUPE

SRP Groupe is the listed holding company behind Showroomprivé, a European specialist in online event sales, often described as flash sales or smart shopping. The business connects brand partners with a large member base through a digital platform that offers time-limited sales across fashion, beauty, home, consumer electronics, leisure, and other mass-market categories. SRP Groupe is listed on Euronext Paris under the ticker SRP and was admitted to trading on 30 October 2015. Its ISIN is FR0013006558. The group’s origins are closely tied to the rise of French e-commerce in the 2000s. Its model was built around a proprietary infrastructure combining digital customer acquisition, commercial animation, data analytics, logistics, and mobile user experience. A strong emphasis on technology and data-driven decision-making has been central to the company’s differentiation, allowing it to optimize offer selection, marketing targeting, and the execution of flash sales campaigns. At the core of the business is event-based retailing: selling branded products in limited quantities for short periods of time. This format allows brands to clear excess inventory, acquire new customers, and protect pricing power, while Showroomprivé monetizes its member base, commercial margins, and associated services. The group has also developed internal technology and logistics tools to improve speed of sale creation, returns processing, and overall customer satisfaction. Geographically, SRP Groupe has pursued a gradual European expansion strategy, using its digital platform to limit upfront investment requirements. While France remains its historical core market, the company has expanded into several European countries through local teams and market-specific adaptations. Its reference documents also highlight a multichannel marketing approach, combining online, mobile, television, and radio to strengthen brand awareness and customer acquisition. As of end-2025, the group reported gross merchandise volume of nearly €900 million including tax and net revenue of €560 million. These figures underscore its relevance within the French online retail landscape, while also reflecting the company’s exposure to intense competition, demand volatility, and the operational demands of large-scale e-commerce logistics.