Ipsos Releases Shares and Voting Rights Update for March
Ipsos Shares and Voting Rights Summary
On April 29, 2025, Ipsos released their monthly disclosure regarding the total number of shares and voting rights as of March 31, 2025. This transparency aligns with Articles L. 233-8 II of the Commercial Code and 223-16 of the General Regulation of the AMF.
Detailed Breakdown of Shares and Voting Rights
As reported, Ipsos had a total of 43,203,225 shares outstanding at the end of March. In terms of voting rights, the theoretical number stands at 48,745,300, while the exercisable voting rights total 48,315,979. These figures illustrate a robust structure for shareholders, providing significant voting power in company decisions.
Understanding Voting Rights Calculations
The calculation of theoretical voting rights includes all shares to which voting rights are attached, including those that may have suspended voting rights. This calculation follows Article 223-11 of the AMF general regulation, ensuring accurate reporting when it comes to significant thresholds affecting voting rights.
Investor Insight and Market Position
Staying updated with the monthly performance and share structures is crucial for investors. Ipsos continues to demonstrate its commitment to informative practices that benefit stakeholders and sustain investor trust. By disclosing such information, the company underscores its position in the marketplace, fostering a transparent relationship with shareholders.
What Do Suspended Voting Rights Mean?
The term suspended voting rights refers to shares for which voting privileges have been temporarily revoked. Usually, this happens due to regulatory reasons or specific company policies. While these shares are still owned by shareholders, their voting power is limited until the matter is resolved.
Accessibility of Information
For those interested, the complete report and additional information can be found in the "Regulated Information" section of the Ipsos website. This section houses valuable updates and reports that help investors track the performance and governance of the company effectively.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the significance of voting rights for shareholders?
Voting rights allow shareholders to influence company decisions, including electing the board and approving significant proposals.
Why do some shares have suspended voting rights?
Suspended voting rights may occur due to regulatory issues or specific company conditions where voting privileges are temporarily restricted.
How can I access Ipsos' regulated information?
Ipsos provides regulated information on their official website, where investors can find comprehensive updates and reports.
What does the theoretical voting rights number indicate?
The theoretical voting rights number includes all shares with attached voting rights, reflecting the overall potential voting power available.
What actions might affect the number of exercisable voting rights?
Exercisable voting rights can be affected by share buybacks, issuances, regulatory changes, or decisions made by the company's board.
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