Shares to follow today on the Paris Stock Exchange – Wednesday 25 January 2023

(AOF) – Altom

Buoyed by large orders in Europe, Alstom reported an 8% increase in quarterly sales to €4.22 billion (compared to €3.92 billion in the same period a year earlier), for the October-December period, the its third fiscal quarter. Orders rose 13% to 5.15 billion euros, with Europe being the biggest market, the French railway maker said in a statement.

Aramis

The specialist in the online sale of used cars to private individuals will publish its first quarter results.

Aubay

The digital services company will announce its revenue for the fourth quarter.

Bio-UV

The specialist in water treatment and disinfection systems will reveal its revenue for the fourth quarter.

Alpine Company

Compagnie des Alpes consolidated revenues for the 1st quarter of the 2022/23 financial year amounted to 202.3 million euros, up compared to the 1st quarter of the previous financial year by 21.3% on an effective basis and by 15.3% on a like-for-like basis -like basis, i.e. restated for the acquisition of the hotel and club residence operator MMV. The snowfalls of the last few days combined with the return of the cold allow the group to look forward to the rest of the season with confidence.

Ekinops

Ekinops, a leading provider of telecommunications solutions dedicated to telecom operators and enterprises, launches its new PM_400FR05-C2A pluggable module within the Ekinops360 range of WDM optical transport systems. This new line card is Ekinops’ first coherent module based on 400G pluggable interfaces, to offer coherent solutions that are less expensive and consume less power than existing high-performance integrated optical technologies.

Excelle Industries

The sprayer specialist will announce its revenue for the first quarter.

GT extension

GTT was chosen in early 2023 by its partner, the Korean shipyard Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries, to design the tanks for two new LNG tankers, on behalf of a Middle Eastern shipowner. GTT will design the tanks for these two LNG carriers, which will each offer a total capacity of 174,000m3 and incorporate GTT’s developed Mark III Flex membrane containment system. Delivery of the vessels is scheduled for the second quarter of 2026.

High Co

The data marketing and communication specialist will publish its revenue for the fourth quarter.

Identity logistics

ID Logistics unveiled revenue for the fourth quarter of 2022 of €686.3 million, up 24.9%. The contract logistics specialist’s revenue increased 4.7% like-for-like. The group emphasizes the existence of a “very important” base effect. ID Logistics has benefited from the consolidation of Colisweb in France, but also of GVT in Benelux and Kane Logistics in the United States. The currency effect was generally positive in the last quarter.

implanet

Implanet, a medical technology company specializing in spinal implants, today announced annual revenues of €8 million for 2022, an increase of 31%. Turnover in the 4th quarter was 2.05 million euros, up 13% compared to 2021, “after three consecutive quarters of growth”. The business increased by 31% in the financial year 2022, reaching 8.03 million euros compared to 6.14 million euros in 2021. Implanet also has liquidity of 0.5 million euros as at 31 December 2022.

Infotel

The specialist in the digital transformation of large accounts in Europe will announce its revenue for the fourth quarter.

Invibes Advertising

The advanced technology company specializing in digital advertising will report fourth-quarter revenue.

Life

The green hydrogen producer will publish its revenue for the fourth quarter.

McPhy

McPhy’s turnover in 2022 grew by 22% to 16 million euros. “This return to growth is mainly related to the materialization of the first orders under the large contracts signed in previous years,” explained the specialist in equipment for the production and distribution of low-carbon hydrogen. The turnover is split between the supply of McLyzer high capacity and Piel range electrolysers (68%) and the supply of stations (32%).

partouche

Groupe Partouche’s consolidated turnover in 2022 increased by 52% to 388.8 million euros. In the presentation of the annual results, the group specifies that “until mid-March 2022, the health restrictions linked to the Covid-19 epidemic, and mainly the vaccination pass, penalized the Group” and that subsequently “the total revocation of these allowed the Group to rediscover a very satisfying dynamism”.

Soitec

The semiconductor specialist will announce its revenue for the third quarter.

Vallourec

Vallourec has signed a long-term agreement with Petrobras for the supply of OCTG tubes. The three-year agreement covers the supply of premium seamless OCTG tubes, associated accessories, and specialist physical and digital services, representing a volume of over 110kt of products and accessories. All of this will allow Petrobras to continue its offshore oil and gas exploration-production activities in Brazil’s key pre-blasted oil region, an offshore reserve under 4,000 meters of saline and post-saline sediments.

Visiativ

The IT company will disclose fourth-quarter revenue.

Voltalia

The renewable energy specialist will reveal its revenue for the fourth quarter.

Xilam Animation

Xilam Animation, an independent animation program production and distribution company, announces the appointment of Cécile Haimet as Chief Financial Officer. She will take office on March 1 and will replace Arnaud Duault, who has seized the opportunity for a new challenge as chief financial officer of an LBO group operating in financial services.