Ipsos Reports Share and Voting Rights Data for February 2025
Monthly Disclosure of Ipsos Shares and Voting Rights
On the 29th of February 2025, Ipsos announced its total shares and voting rights, emphasizing its commitment to transparency and shareholder communication. Established as a leader in market research and opinion polling, the company continues to provide valuable insights into its corporate governance practices.
Understanding Ipsos’ Share Structure
In the latest report, Ipsos disclosed that there are a total of 43,203,225 shares outstanding. This figure reflects the company's ongoing strategy to maintain a robust share structure that supports growth and shareholder interests.
Theoretical and Exercisable Voting Rights
The voting rights associated with these shares are classified into theoretical and exercisable categories. The theoretical voting rights amount to 48,748,321, while the exercisable rights total 48,510,585. This distinction is crucial as it provides shareholders with clarity on their voting power within the company.
Shareholder Communication and Its Importance
The integrity of shareholder communication is fundamental to IPS's operations. By regularly disclosing share and voting rights information, Ipsos ensures that its shareholders are well-informed, which bolsters trust and engagement.
The Role of Annual Transparency Reports
Annual reports and monthly disclosures like this one serve to enhance transparency. These publications provide insights into the company’s operational health and governance framework, allowing shareholders to make informed decisions.
Key Definitions in Voting Rights
To clarify the figures shared in the monthly disclosure, it is important to understand that:
- Theoretical Voting Rights: This number includes all shares with attached voting rights, regardless of whether some of those rights are suspended.
- Exercisable Voting Rights: This figure excludes shares with suspended voting rights, representing the active engagement of shareholders.
How to Access Additional Information
To learn more about Ipsos and its commitment to transparency, shareholders and stakeholders can visit the regulated information section on the Ipsos website. This section contains comprehensive details about share structures, voting rights, and other key corporate governance information.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the total number of shares reported by Ipsos?
As of February 2025, Ipsos has reported a total of 43,203,225 shares.
How are theoretical and exercisable voting rights defined?
Theoretical voting rights include all shares with voting rights, even those that are suspended, while exercisable rights exclude suspended rights.
Why is transparency important for Ipsos?
Transparency fosters trust among shareholders, allowing them to make informed decisions regarding their investments in the company.
Where can I find more detailed information about Ipsos?
More detailed information can be accessed on the Ipsos website in the regulated information section, which outlines important data regarding shares and voting rights.
How often does Ipsos disclose its share and voting rights?
Ipsos provides this information monthly to keep stakeholders informed about the company's share structure and rights associated with shares.
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