AB Science
 The French biotechnology company has reached a major clinical milestone with its AB8939 molecule. The latest phase 1 results reveal remarkable efficacy in patients suffering from acute myeloid leukemia (AML) with particularly grim prognoses. AB Science reports a fourth consecutive case of favorable clinical response by combining AB8939 with venetoclax. The overall response rate stands at 100% in the treated sample.

Dassault Aviation
 Dassault Aviation is demonstrating strong operational momentum for the 2025 financial year, marked by exceeding delivery targets for its fighter jet and an upward revision of its annual financial ambitions. The aerospace manufacturer delivered 26 Rafale jets in 2025, including 15 for export, surpassing its initial forecast of 25 units. Meanwhile, 37 Falcon business jets were handed over to clients, a figure up from 2024 but still below the target of 40 aircraft.

GenSight Biologics
 The biopharmaceutical company will report its fourth-quarter revenue.

Getlink
Getlink announced that its LeShuttle service transported 188,687 passenger vehicles in December 2025, down 3% year-on-year, notably impacted by disruptions on December 30 and 31.

Groupe ADP
Groupe ADP announced the appointments of three directors, including Antoine Crombez as Chief Investment Officer.

LVMH
 The luxury group is orchestrating a reshuffle of its senior management to boost the growth of two of its flagship brands, betting on strengthened expertise in retail and operational management. Effective January 9, 2026, Amandine Ohayon will become CEO of Givenchy, succeeding Alessandro Valenti. She will report directly to Pietro Beccari, CEO of the LVMH Fashion Group. Meanwhile, Alessandro Valenti will join Christian Dior Couture on January 12 as Deputy CEO in charge of commercial activities, joining the executive committee under the responsibility of Pierre-Emmanuel Angeloglou.

L'Oréal
L'Oréal has successfully completed the placement of a bond issue with a total nominal amount of €1.75 billion, consisting of three tranches of €650 million, €500 million, and €600 million.
OVHcloud
 The cloud specialist will announce its first-quarter revenue.

Sodexo
 Sodexo reported first-quarter revenue for its 2026 fiscal year down 2.2% at €6.26 billion, reflecting a negative currency effect of -4%, mainly due to the depreciation of the dollar against the euro. This currency effect more than offset internal growth of 1.8%, a growth driven by the Europe region ( 2.4%) and "rest of the world" ( 10.2%), which more than compensated for a decline seen in North America (-1.5%).

Soitec
 Soitec has announced the appointment of Laurent Rémont as Chief Executive Officer starting April 1. He is currently Senior Vice President at Infineon Technologies, where he previously led the Radio Frequency and Sensors business. He was formerly Chief Technology Officer at Kontron AG, after more than fifteen years at STMicroelectronics.

TFF Group
 TFF Group has posted sharply lower half-year results in an uncertain environment and against a backdrop of harvests well below recent averages worldwide. The family-owned group specializing in products and services for wine and spirits maturation has faced weak demand and recorded a drop in activity. For the first half of the 2025-2026 financial year, group EBITDA plunged 29.8% to €35.21 million, while recurring operating income fell 38.8% to €24.73 million. Group net income came in at €15.30 million, down 32.6%.

Vallourec
Vallourec has announced the launch of a share buyback program running until June 30, 2026, for a total amount of €200 million. The shares acquired by the seamless steel tube specialist will be allocated to covering part of the warrants issued by Vallourec to reduce dilution linked to their exercise, expected before the end of June 2026. To a lesser extent, these shares could also cover long-term employee compensation plans.

Veolia
Veolia announced it has taken advantage of the reopening of euro markets to secure favorable issuance conditions and complete a record bond placement with three new tranches totaling €2.5 billion.

Voltalia
Voltalia reports that at the end of 2025 it held a total capacity of 3,554 megawatts, including 2,913 megawatts in operation, thus reaching its target of around 3.6 gigawatts in operation and under construction set for the past year.