Key Insights on Haffner Participation SAS Share Disposals
Haffner Energy has communicated important updates regarding the recent share disposals executed by Haffner Participation SAS, its principal shareholder. This step has raised inquiries among shareholders, ensuring transparency and understanding of the company's actions.
The Share Disposal Transaction Explained
Between May and August 2025, Haffner Participation SAS sold 1.2 million shares, equivalent to 1.93% of the total share capital of Haffner Energy. This decision was primarily driven by an urgent financial need to repay a short-term bank loan, which has now been successfully closed. Additionally, the transaction was necessary to support a personal financing initiative led by Marc Haffner, the Chairman of Haffner Participation SAS.
Adherence to Retention Commitments
Interestingly, the share disposals were executed while fully complying with the retention commitments made during the capital increase that occurred in April 2025. This commitment initially encompassed all shares held by Haffner Participation SAS before the fundraising efforts.
Current Shareholding Status of Haffner Participation SAS
As of the end of August 2025, Haffner Participation SAS maintains ownership of 18,999,000 shares, which represents 30.55% of Haffner Energy’s total capital and encompasses 39.04% of its theoretical voting rights. This level of ownership confirms Haffner Participation SAS's position as the predominant shareholder of Haffner Energy. At this juncture, Haffner Energy's total share capital is composed of 62,182,201 shares, bringing the theoretical voting rights to an impressive 94,318,782.
Statement from Marc Haffner
Marc Haffner, who co-founded Haffner Energy and currently serves as its Chairman, expressed confidence in the company’s future amidst these disposals. He articulated, "These disposals, necessitated by economic constraints external to our operations, have been completed. Haffner Participation SAS continues to affirm its commitment as the main shareholder, backing Haffner Energy's strategic objectives that aim to propel the company forward.”
About Haffner Energy
Haffner Energy is a pioneering French company that plays a vital role in the design, manufacturing, and operation of biofuel and hydrogen solutions optimized from biomass residues. Utilizing a unique thermolysis technology, the company successfully produces Sustainable Aviation Fuel, along with renewable gas, hydrogen, and methanol. With a commitment to environmental regeneration, Haffner Energy also supports the co-production of biogenic CO2 and biochar. Established over three decades ago by visionaries Marc and Philippe Haffner, the company is dedicated to driving decarbonization efforts across various sectors, including industrial applications and mobility solutions.
Contact for Investor and Media Relations
Investor Relations
For any inquiries related to investor relations, please reach out to investisseurs@haffner-energy.com.
Media Relations
For media inquiries, contact Laure Bourdon at laure.bourdon@haffner-energy.com or call +33 (0) 7 87 96 35 15.
Frequently Asked Questions
What were the reasons behind the share disposals by Haffner Participation SAS?
The disposals were primarily motivated by a need to repay a short-term bank loan and finance a personal project initiated by Marc Haffner.
How many shares does Haffner Participation SAS currently hold?
As of the end of August 2025, Haffner Participation SAS holds 18,999,000 shares, making up 30.55% of Haffner Energy’s total capital.
What percentage of voting rights do these shares represent?
The shares held by Haffner Participation SAS represent 39.04% of the theoretical voting rights.
How does this impact Haffner Energy's strategic direction?
Despite the share disposals, Haffner Participation SAS remains committed to supporting Haffner Energy's strategic objectives and its growth trajectory.
What innovative technologies does Haffner Energy employ?
Haffner Energy utilizes patented thermolysis technology to produce Sustainable Aviation Fuel and other renewable energy sources from biomass residues.
