Abionyx Pharma
The biopharmaceutical company will unveil its annual results.

Altamir
The private equity group will release its annual results.

Alstom
The global specialist in smart and sustainable mobility has been selected by RATP, on behalf of Île-de-France Mobilités, to provide its I-CBTC onboard automatic train control system for Line 8 of the Paris metro.

Amoéba
Amoéba has announced receiving its first order from its partner Koppert, a world leader in biocontrol, marking its transition to a commercial-stage company.

Antin Infrastructure Partners
Antin Infrastructure Partners reported a 4.8% decline in net income to 110.3 million euros for 2025, or 0.62 euros per share, while EBITDA rose 1% to 160.9 million euros, representing a one-point margin decrease to 55%.
Crédit Agricole
Crédit Agricole stated that its Ukrainian subsidiary has signed an agreement to acquire up to 100% of the capital of Bank Lviv, a Ukrainian bank specializing in the small and medium-sized enterprise segment, headquartered in Lviv, Western Ukraine.

Fill Up Media
The specialist in outdoor digital out-of-home advertising with sound on fuel dispensers recorded record revenue of 16.4 million euros in 2025, up 68%, marking its fourteenth consecutive year of growth.

Guerbet
Guerbet unveiled a decline in its annual accounts, notably marked by a contraction of activity in France.

ID Logistics
ID Logistics reported a 19.9% increase in Group net income for 2025.

Ipsen
Ipsen announced the appointment of Michelle C. Werner as Executive Vice President (EVP) and President of North America, effective March 23. She will join the Executive Leadership Team (ELT) and report directly to CEO David Loew.

JCDecaux
JCDecaux reported a slight 1.4% increase in Group net income to 262.6 million euros for 2025, with operating income growing 5.5% to 431.0 million euros, primarily driven by higher operating margins. Excluding the capital gain from the sale of part of its stake in APG|SGA in 2024 and other non-recurring items, the outdoor advertising group noted that its recurring operating income rose 18.6% to 376.7 million euros.

Legrand
The electrical infrastructure specialist announced the launch of its second international employee share ownership plan. From March 13 to 31, 2026, eligible employees will be able to acquire group shares at a price of 118.20 euros, representing a 20% discount.
Manitou
Manitou reported a Group net income of 68 million euros for 2025, compared to 122 million euros the previous year, and recurring operating income of 143 million euros, representing a margin of 5.6% versus 7.5% in 2024.

Mauna Kea Technologies
The endomicroscopy specialist saw one of its flagship studies recognized among the most significant research in endoscopy at the Digestive Disease Week congress.

Maurel & Prom
The oil company specializing in oil and natural gas extraction generated a Group net income of 410 million dollars in 2025, up 72% compared to 2024. EBITDA stood at 249 million USD, down 32%, while operating income rose 56% to 403 million USD. Consolidated revenue for 2025 amounted to 578 million USD, a 29% decline. The drop in the average oil selling price, along with the impact of lifting imbalances and inventory revaluation (a negative impact of 42 million USD in 2025, compared to a positive impact of 51 million USD in 2024), explain the sharp 29% decrease compared to 2024.


Neurones
The digital consulting group ended its 2025 fiscal year with an operating margin of 8.8%, in line with the guidance provided a month ago during the annual revenue announcement.

NFL Biosciences
NFL Biosciences announced it has secured a 500,000 euro loan from Bpifrance.

Rubis
Rubis reported a 19% increase in Group net income to 309 million euros for 2025, excluding the capital gain from the sale of Rubis Terminal (RT) in 2024 (-10% on a reported basis), and EBITDA of 741 million euros, at the high end of its 710 to 760 million euro guidance range (+3% on a reported basis).

Stef
The specialist in transport and logistics services for temperature-controlled food products will report its annual results.

Sword Group
Sword Group published its unaudited annual results, notably marked by a 10.74% increase in revenue to 357.7 million euros.

TotalEnergies
The oil giant announced a cap on fuel prices in France in response to oil market tensions caused by the conflict in the Gulf. Until the end of March, the group will limit the price of gasoline to 1.99 euros per liter and diesel to 2.09 euros across its entire French network.

TFF Group
TFF Group still anticipates a 25% contraction in activity for the 2025/2026 fiscal year.

Voltalia
The renewable energy specialist achieved revenue of 587.8 million euros in 2025, up 16% at constant exchange rates. Consolidated EBITDA stood at 211.3 million euros, stable at constant rates and in line with the target announced in September. The Group net loss reached 128.1 million euros, compared to -20.9 million in 2024.

Vivendi
The communications group will report its annual results.

Worldline
Worldline is launching the second part of its recapitalization, a 392 million euro capital increase open to all shareholders, following the 108 million euros raised via a private placement for Bpifrance Participations, Crédit Agricole, and BNP Paribas.