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Discover the detailed record of transactions filed by Jean Marc Jobert, Director. Director active across 1 companies, notably Odiot Holding. In total, 5 reports have been published. Total volume traded: €110k. The latest transaction was filed on 18 May 2026 (Acquisition). Regulator: AMF. The full history is free.
Declarations5 total
€11,970399 shares@ €30.000.12% mcap10.9% of flow
ActionEuronext Access Paris
2026DD1115744·
Ideal exit: 12 Feb 2027 (T+270)
€60,0002,000 shares@ €30.000.63% mcap61.2% of flow
ActionHors plateforme de négociation
2026DD1113077·
Ideal exit: 25 Jan 2027 (T+270)
€14,724409 shares@ €36.000.15% mcap15.0% of flow
ActionEuronext Paris
2026DD1106045·
Ideal exit: 16 Nov 2026 (T+270)
€12,110346 shares@ €35.000.13% mcap12.3% of flow
ActionEuronext Paris
2026DD1105438·
Ideal exit: 26 Dec 2026 (T+270)
€11,268313 shares@ €36.000.12% mcap11.5% of flow
ActionEuronext Paris
2026DD1104711·
Ideal exit: 23 Nov 2026 (T+270)
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About Jean Marc Jobert
Jean Marc Jobert is a board-level executive at ODIOT HOLDING, the listed holding company that controls ODIOT, a French luxury house founded in 1690 and known for its heritage in fine silversmithing and exceptional tableware. Public sources currently identify him as a director/administrator of ODIOT HOLDING, confirming his role in the company’s governance and oversight. An AMF filing dated 2 April 2026 explicitly lists him as an administrator of ODIOT HOLDING in connection with a share acquisition made on 31 March 2026. His role comes at a time when ODIOT has been actively reinforcing its governance structure. In March 2026, the company announced new board appointments, reflecting a broader effort to support the group’s development, heritage positioning, and market-facing discipline. In the company’s governance materials, Jean Marc Jobert appears among the directors responsible for board oversight alongside other members. This places him in a strategic supervisory position rather than an operational one, with responsibility for contributing to board decisions, long-term direction, and shareholder alignment in a listed luxury business. Publicly available biographical detail on his earlier career is limited, so any broader interpretation should be made cautiously. What is clearly documented is his recent financial commitment to the company: the AMF filing records his acquisition of ODIOT shares, and tracking services show additional purchases in recent months. In corporate-governance terms, that can reasonably be read as a sign of confidence and alignment with ODIOT’s long-term strategy, although that remains an inference rather than a formal corporate statement. Overall, Jean Marc Jobert emerges as a governance figure associated with a heritage luxury group navigating a modern listed-company framework, balancing craftsmanship, growth, and capital-market discipline.
