Sophie Deis-Beauquesne picture Celine Acharian picture Patrick Richard Picture Nanterre, 26 February 2026 Governance changes at VINCI Patrick Richard appointed as Secretary GeneralSophie Deis-Beauquesne appointed as General CounselCéline Acharian appointed as Director of Ethics and Conduct Patrick Richard has been appointed as Secretary General of VINCI with effect from 1 March 2026. He remains a member of the Executive Committee and continues to serve as Secretary to the Board of Directo ...

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Nanterre, 20 February 2026 VINCI enters into exclusive negotiations with the French government for the concession of the future A154 and A120 motorway link A major motorway project, spanning nearly 100 km, to enable traffic to bypass the Greater Paris area to the westA 35-year concession agreement, due to be signed in autumn 2026A project leveraging synergy between VINCI Concessions and VINCI Construction High environmental performance standards throughout the programme VINCI, through the consortium AREL, ...

Core Insights - VINCI Autoroutes experienced a traffic decline of 1.9% in January 2026 compared to January 2025, with light vehicles down 2.2% and heavy vehicles down 0.9% due to adverse weather and fewer working days [2] - VINCI Airports reported a passenger traffic increase of 1.0% in January 2026 compared to January 2025, with notable growth in several regions, including a 4.1% increase in Portugal and 11% in Brazil, while the USA saw a significant decline of 15% [3][4] - Commercial movements at VINCI Airports decreased by 1.5% overall, with specific declines in the UK and Japan, while Costa Rica experienced a substantial increase of 25% [5][6] Summary of VINCI Autoroutes Traffic - Traffic at VINCI Autoroutes was negatively impacted by snowfall and farmers' blockades, with a stable trend expected if these factors were excluded [2] - The decline in heavy vehicle traffic was attributed to one fewer working day compared to January 2025 [2] Summary of VINCI Airports Passenger Traffic - Overall passenger traffic growth of 1% was observed across VINCI Airports, with specific increases in Portugal, Serbia, and Mexico, while the UK and USA experienced declines [3][4] - The slight decline in the UK was linked to reduced airline seat offerings at London Gatwick, and Japan's decrease was due to reduced traffic with China [4] Summary of VINCI Airports Commercial Movements - A 1.5% decrease in commercial movements was noted, with the UK and Japan showing significant declines, while Costa Rica and Cabo Verde reported notable increases [5][6]

MUMBAI : French concessions and construction company Vinci SA is nearing a $2 billion deal for Indian road assets owned by Australian asset manager Macquarie Group, paving the way for its return to the country after 11 years, two people aware of the matter told Mint . Macquarie launched the sale of its highway assets housed under Safeway Concessions Pvt. in September 2025, seeking around $1.2 billion for the portfolio, which it acquired in India's first toll-operate-transfer (ToT) auction in 2018 for ₹9,681 ...

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Core Points - The total number of shares forming the capital of VINCI as of January 31, 2026, is 582,257,305 [1] - The theoretical number of voting rights is equal to the total number of shares, which is 582,257,305 [1] - The number of voting rights excluding treasury stock is 554,949,123 [1]

Core Insights - VINCI Construction Grands Projets has been awarded a €144 million contract by Jamaica's National Water Commission to enhance the drinking water network as part of the Western Water Resilience Programme [2][3][8] - The project aims to improve climate resilience in Jamaica by renovating the water supply network and reducing water loss, particularly in areas experiencing demographic growth and expanding industries [2][4] Project Details - The contract involves the design and construction of 68 km of wide cast-iron pipeline, extending nearly 130 km along existing roadways and sensitive zones [3] - The project is scheduled to last 36 months and will mobilize over 100 personnel [3] - The materials used are expected to enhance the network's durability, with a useful life exceeding 50 years [4] Collaboration and Impact - VINCI will work closely with the National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA) to protect natural habitats during construction, especially when crossing rivers [4] - VINCI has been operating in Jamaica since 1999, contributing to the development of effective infrastructure for drinking water and wastewater treatment [5]

Group 1 - VINCI Construction has agreed to acquire Fletcher Construction for NZ$315.6 million ($184 million), with the potential to increase to NZ$334.1 million based on ongoing contracts [1][2] - The acquisition includes Fletcher Construction Holdings and its three business units: Higgins, Brian Perry Civil, and Fletcher Construction Major Projects, which focus on civil construction, structures, and large infrastructure developments [2][3] - The South Pacific operations of Fletcher Construction are excluded from the deal, and responsibilities for previously completed projects will be managed separately [3][4] Group 2 - Fletcher Construction employs approximately 2,300 people in New Zealand and reports annual revenue of about €630 million, with these employees transferring to VINCI upon completion of the acquisition [3][4] - The company specializes in a wide range of infrastructure projects, including hydraulic, maritime, and renewable energy sectors, and will retain responsibility for legacy construction matters not included in the deal [4][5] - VINCI aims to expand its presence in New Zealand's civil engineering and infrastructure market with this acquisition, complementing its existing subsidiary HEB Construction [6]

Core Insights - VINCI Airports experienced significant growth in passenger traffic, welcoming over 334 million passengers in 2025, an increase of 16 million travelers or 5% compared to 2024 [2][9] - The fourth quarter of 2025 also showed a traffic increase of 3.2% compared to the same period in 2024, indicating robust momentum across various regions [3][9] Traffic Trends - European airports, particularly Budapest and Edinburgh, recorded strong growth, with Budapest experiencing double-digit growth driven by airlines like easyJet, Ryanair, and Wizz Air [4] - In Portugal, Porto airport saw traffic growth due to low-cost airline offerings and expanded transatlantic routes, while Lisbon airport continued to show notable growth in long-haul flights [5] - Latin America and Africa also saw traffic acceleration, with Salvador de Bahia in Brazil achieving record traffic in Q4, supported by GOL's expansion and long-haul traffic from TAP and Air Europa [6] Regional Performance - Japan's traffic results increased in Q4 despite geopolitical tensions with China, which led to some flight cancellations [7] - The overall traffic growth at VINCI Airports was reflected in various regions, with notable increases in Serbia (+8.6%), Hungary (+9.9%), and Brazil (+8.5%) [11] Commercial Movements - VINCI Airports reported a 1.9% increase in commercial movements year-to-date, with a 4.0% increase in Q4 compared to the previous year [12] - Specific airports like Lyon in France and Monterrey in Mexico showed strong performance in commercial movements, with Lyon experiencing a 2.9% increase and Monterrey a significant 8.6% increase [13][17] Passenger Traffic by Airport - Lisbon airport in Portugal recorded 8,669 thousand passengers in Q4 2025, reflecting a 3.4% increase, while Porto airport saw an 8.1% increase [14] - In the United Kingdom, Edinburgh airport showed an 8.4% increase in traffic, while Gatwick experienced a slight decline of 2.5% [14] Summary of Key Figures - Total passenger traffic for VINCI Airports in Q4 2025 was 80,777 thousand, marking a 3.2% increase, with a total of 334,123 thousand passengers for the year, a 5.0% increase [16][19] - The overall commercial flights for VINCI Airports in Q4 2025 reached 622,333, reflecting a 1.7% increase year-on-year [19]