Understanding Share Capital and Voting Rights
Information on share capital and voting rights
Statement made in accordance with relevant regulations.
Details by Nexans S.A.
Company Name: Nexans S.A.
Registered Office: 4 Allée de l'Arche, 92400 Courbevoie
RCS: Nanterre 393 525 852
Market: Regulated market of Euronext Paris (Compartment A)
Share Details on a Specific Date
Date: July 31, 2025
| Total Number of Shares | Theoretical Voting Rights | Exercisable Voting Rights |
| 43,744,779 | 43,744,779 | 43,737,270 |
(1) Calculated based on all shares with voting rights, including treasury shares stripped of voting rights.
(2) Information excluding treasury shares stripped of voting rights, excluding liquidity contract.
Threshold Declarations
Provision of Nexans articles of association: Shareholders must declare crossing thresholds other than legal thresholds.
According to article 7 of Nexans' articles of association, "Fully paid-up shares may be registered or bearer at the option of the shareholder. Natural or legal persons owning a number of shares equal to or greater than 2% of the share capital or voting rights must notify the company within fifteen days upon crossing this threshold, by registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt. Further notifications are required each time a multiple of 2% is reached."
Conclusion and Shareholder Responsibilities
For shareholders of Nexans S.A. (PARIS:NEX), understanding the intricacies of share capital and voting rights is vital. Proper declarations regarding shareholdings ensure transparency and compliance with company regulations. Engaging with the company’s financial activities exemplifies an informed investor's commitment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the share capital disclosure?
The share capital disclosure informs shareholders about the number of shares available and their voting rights, ensuring transparency in ownership.
Who is required to declare crossing thresholds?
Any natural or legal person owning shares equal to or greater than 2% of Nexans' share capital or voting rights must declare their holdings.
What are voting rights?
Voting rights allow shareholders to vote on key company matters, influencing decisions such as board elections and other significant corporate policies.
How are theoretical and exercisable voting rights calculated?
Theoretical voting rights include all shares with voting capabilities, while exercisable rights exclude those shares held in treasury.
What implications do share thresholds have for investors?
Share thresholds ensure that all significant shareholders maintain compliance with regulations, fostering a fair governance environment.
