Carmat
 Carmat has announced its judicial liquidation and delisting. The designer and developer of the world's most advanced total artificial heart had been placed in receivership on July 1. On December 1, the Versailles Economic Activities Court approved a transfer plan in favor of Carmat SAS, a simplified joint-stock company created for the purpose of the takeover. As a result, operations will now continue and will be managed by Carmat SAS.

Covivio
Covivio has signed an agreement with funds managed by Blue Owl Capital, a US alternative asset manager, to form a joint venture aimed at acquiring Thales sites currently owned by Covivio in Vélizy-Meudon. Since 2002, the real estate company has supported Thales in Vélizy, with three sites leased for an average of 12 years, representing over 126,000 m² and the group's largest global location with nearly 6,000 employees. The operation with Blue Owl-managed funds, expected to be completed in the first half of 2026, involves the creation of a joint venture owned 51% by Covivio and 49% by Blue Owl, which will hold these three sites.

Genfit
 Genfit has announced that G1090N, the company's most advanced small molecule and experimental drug candidate for the treatment of ACLF (acute-on-chronic liver failure), has demonstrated a favorable safety profile in a phase 1 study. Furthermore, this molecule showed anti-inflammatory activity in ex vivo tests.

GTT
GTT has received an order from the Hanwha Ocean shipyard to design the tanks for seven new LNG carriers on behalf of a European shipowner. GTT will design the vessels' cryogenic tanks, each offering a total capacity of 174,000 m³ and equipped with the NO96 Super+ membrane containment system developed by GTT. Delivery of the vessels is scheduled between 2028 and 2029.

Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies
 Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies achieved a historic production volume in 2025. Over the year, the group sold 50,700 tonnes of decarbonated cement, a 3.1-fold increase compared to 2024 (16,269 tonnes), in a French construction market still marked by a wait-and-see attitude.

LDC
The management of Groupe LDC remains optimistic for the rest of the fiscal year and confirms its outlook. The goal? To surpass 7 billion euros in revenue. For the third quarter of its 2025-2026 fiscal year (July to September), LDC posted revenue of 1,857 million euros, up 17.3% compared to the same period a year earlier.

Omer-Decugis
Omer-Decugis, a specialist in fresh and exotic fruits and vegetables based in Rungis, and PrepWorld, the UK leader in prepared fresh fruit, have announced the creation of a joint venture called PrepWorld France, equally owned by both partners. The new entity will be located at the French company's future logistics platform in Dunkerque-Port. The aim is to accelerate the development of the fresh-cut fruit market in France, with broader ambitions to serve major European markets.

Orange
 Orange has completed a five-tranche bond issue totaling 6 billion dollars, with settlement and delivery scheduled for January 13, 2026. The issue was oversubscribed by more than eight times. Orange plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, which may include repaying certain financial debts of MasOrange acquired as part of the purchase of the remaining 50% stake in this joint venture.

Pluxee
 Pluxee reported total revenue of 308 million euros for the first quarter of its 2026 fiscal year, up 6.6% in total and 9% on an organic basis, "confirming robust growth momentum." "This performance was driven by strong growth in operating revenue from employee benefit activities and continued strong growth in float revenue (8.5% organic)," the group explained.

SMAIO
 SMAIO, a Franco-American company specializing in complex spinal surgery, has secured 2 million euros in non-dilutive funding. Bpifrance, the European Union, and the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region have granted SMAIO a zero-interest loan of 1 million euros under the FEDER program (European Regional Development Fund). This loan has a maturity of 7.5 years and a 2.5-year repayment deferral. In parallel, a banking pool made up of BNP Paribas and Société Générale has granted the company two loans totaling 1 million euros. These loans, at market rates, have a maturity of 4 years.

Technip Energies
Technip Energies has won two major contracts awarded by Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) for key projects at its refineries in Bina, Madhya Pradesh, and Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. The combined value of the two contracts represents a "large" contract for the technology and engineering company, corresponding to revenue between 250 and 500 million euros. These contracts were recorded in the fourth quarter of 2025 in the Project Delivery and Technology, Products and Services segments.