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Discover the detailed record of transactions filed by Philippe Petitcolin, Chairman of the Board of Directors of KNDS; Chair of the Board of Directors of Alstom. Insider active across 3 companies, notably SUEZ. In total, 4 reports have been logged. Total volume traded: €114k. The latest transaction was filed on 15 November 2024 — Acquisition. Regulator: AMF. The full history is openly available.
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€42,939390 shares@ €110.100.0002% mcap100.0% of flow
ActionEuronext Paris
2024DD1009814·
Ideal exit: 12 Aug 2025 (T+270)
€30,7142,000 shares@ €15.35710.0003% mcap100.0% of flow
ActionAPEX
2024DD971719·
Ideal exit: 11 Mar 2025 (T+270)
€39,7002,000 shares@ €19.850.0017% mcap49.8% of flow
ActionEuronext Paris
2022DD817790·
€40,0002,000 shares@ €20.000.0017% mcap50.2% of flow
ActionEuronext Paris
2021DD757733·
Ideal exit: 15 Feb 2022 (T+270)
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About Philippe Petitcolin
Philippe Petitcolin is a French industrial executive widely recognized for his experience in leading major listed companies and for his expertise in transport, defence and security. After holding several positions at Europrim, Filotex — an affiliate of Alcatel-Alstom — and Labinal, he joined Snecma, now Safran Aircraft Engines, in 2006 as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. He later took on broader leadership responsibilities across Safran’s defence and security activities, before being appointed Chief Executive Officer of Safran in April 2015. He held that role until 31 December 2020. In March 2021, he was appointed Chairman of KNDS, the Franco-German defence group, reinforcing his position within Europe’s strategic industrial ecosystem. In 2019, he also joined the Board of Pernod Ricard, bringing his governance experience to another flagship French listed company. He is additionally a director of EDF and Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Diot-Siaci. In March 2024, Alstom co-opted him as an independent director, and the company announced that he would become Chairman of the Board as of 20 June 2024. This appointment reflects market confidence in his ability to support complex organizations facing governance, industrial execution and long-term value-creation challenges. His career stands out for a deep understanding of regulated environments, long-cycle contracts, industrial sovereignty issues, and acquisition-led transformation. Alstom highlights his knowledge of the transport, defence and security sectors, as well as his recognized expertise in acquiring, integrating and transforming businesses. Overall, Philippe Petitcolin represents a seasoned governance profile: industrial, international, and strongly focused on execution discipline and strategic oversight.
