Monthly Update on Share Capital and Voting Rights
Issy-les-Moulineaux, December 4
Overview of Share Capital
The continuous growth and commitment of Sodexo towards sustainable practices is reflected in their recent update on share capital and voting rights.
The following data is provided in accordance with the regulatory obligations of the company:
Key Share Capital Information
As of November 30, 2024, the registered name of the issuer is SODEXO. Here’s a breakdown of the share capital details:
Details of Shares
Total Shares: 147,454,887
Actual Voting Rights: 216,769,273
Theoretical Voting Rights: 218,598,492
Please note that actual voting rights include all company shares except for treasury shares which do not possess voting rights and certain registered shares which carry double voting rights if held for more than four years.
Understanding Voting Rights
The theoretical voting rights calculation incorporates both single and double voting rights shares. It also includes treasury shares which are typically temporarily without voting rights. This transparent structure ensures that shareholders remain informed about their entitlements.
About Sodexo
Established in 1966 by Pierre Bellon in Marseille, Sodexo has evolved into the global leader in providing sustainable food and services that enhance everyday experiences. Sodexo stands out for its commitment to independence and a responsible business model marked by family ownership. The Group balances its dual roles in Food and Facilities Management Services, aiming to enrich the quality of life for employees and communities alike. Sustainable growth and social responsibility are central to Sodexo's mission, emphasizing their dedication to positive global impact.
Sodexo in Numbers
Here are some impressive key figures that illustrate Sodexo's market position:
- Consolidated revenues of 23.8 billion euros for the fiscal year 2024
- A workforce of 423,000 employees
- Ranked as the largest private employer based in France
Sodexo operates in 45 countries and serves approximately 80 million consumers daily. As of late 2024, the company boasts a market capitalization nearing 11.2 billion euros. These metrics highlight Sodexo's robust performance and substantial impact within the global marketplace.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the monthly disclosure?
The monthly disclosure provides shareholders and the public with updated information about Sodexo's share capital and voting rights, ensuring transparency and compliance with regulatory requirements.
How does Sodexo calculate its voting rights?
Sodexo's voting rights are calculated based on the total number of shares, factoring in single and double voting rights, as well as treasury shares.
What initiatives does Sodexo participate in for sustainability?
Sodexo is known for its commitment to sustainable practices, participating in various initiatives aimed at improving food quality, reducing waste, and enhancing community welfare.
Where is Sodexo based?
Sodexo is headquartered in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France, and operates globally with a significant presence in various countries.
What is the importance of the theoretical voting rights?
Theoretical voting rights provide a comprehensive view of a company's voting landscape, showing how shares might influence decisions based on their classification and ownership duration.
