Corporate Purpose: Valeo’s goal is to play a major role in the mobility of tomorrow.
In keeping with today’s environmental and social issues, future mobility must be greener, safer and more diverse, and must improve the well-being and safety of citizens and consumers. We will achieve this goal thanks to our unique positioning and technological leadership in the areas that are driving the transformation of the automotive industry and sustainable mobility across the globe. This positioning and this leadership are rooted in our expertise, innovations and operational excellence. They are supported by our values and business culture and built to serve our customers, employees, shareholders and host regions.
How to become a Valeo shareholder
Participate in the growth of Valeo, a world leading automotive supplier
Become a Valeo shareholder with one share.
Your shares may be held in directly registered form, administered registered form or bearer form
Your shares are registered with Valeo and held in an account at the security services division of Société Générale, appointed by Valeo.
Advantages:
No custodial or management fees
Automatic receipt of the convening notice of Shareholders’ Meeting, along with forms for requesting an admission card, postal voting and proxies, and requesting publications
Double voting rights for each share held in registered form for more than four years
Membership of the eClub for individual shareholders (after signing up)
Your shares are held in a custody account with the financial intermediary of your choice and registered with Valeo (by Société Générale) at your request.
Advantages:
All your shares are held in a French stock savings plan (plan d’épargne en actions) with your financial intermediary
Automatic receipt of the convening notice of Shareholders’ Meetings, along with forms for requesting an admission card, postal voting and proxies, and requesting publications
Double voting rights for each share held in registered form for more than four years
Membership of the eClub for individual shareholders (after signing up)
Disadvantage:
Custody and management fees are at your own expense, as the management of your shares by your financial intermediary is treated in the same way as for bearer shares
If you wish to open a registered account, please contact Société Générale:
SOCIÉTÉ GÉNÉRALE
Securities Services – Service Nominatif
Département Titres Bourse – Comptes
32, rue du Champ-de-Tir
BP 81236 – 44312 Nantes Cedex 3
Tel.: +33 (0)2 51 85 67 89 (cost of a local call)
Fax: +33 (0)2 51 85 53 42
“PLUS” Services
To view and manage your registered accounts, Société Générale offers the following services:
Nomilia*, a phone service in several languages available 24/7 on +33 (0)2 51 85 67 89. Telephone representatives are available from 8:30 am to 6:00 pm (CET), Monday to Friday;
Sharinbox: https://sharinbox.societegenerale.com* for viewing your portfolio and placing orders (provided you have returned the order contract online), and finding answers to your questions, etc.
* Access codes and passwords will be sent to you in separate correspondence
Your shares are registered in a securities account with the financial intermediary of your choice (bank, stockbroker, online broker, etc.).
Advantages:
All the securities in your portfolio are pooled in a single account
Disadvantages:
Custody and management fees at your own expense,
You are not identified by Valeo as a shareholder and will not receive publications such as convening notices of Shareholders’ Meetings.
You may convert your bearer shares to registered shares at any time. To do so, simply ask your custodian institution to send a transfer order to Société Générale (see contact details above)
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