Between January 12 and January 16, 2026, VINCI executed a buyback of 478,282 treasury shares under the authorization granted by its April 2025 General Meeting. Purchases were spread across four trading venues (XPAR, CEUX, AQEU and TQEX), with a daily weighted average purchase price of €117.36. The most active day was January 15, when 114, (915) shares were acquired. This program reduces share count, enhances earnings per share and demonstrates management’s confidence in VINCI’s long-term outlook.

VINCI Construction has agreed to acquire Fletcher Construction, a subsidiary of Fletcher Building Group, marking its entry into New Zealand’s infrastructure market. The target generated approximately €630 million of annual revenue and employs 2,300 people across hydraulic, maritime, port, airport, railway, road works and renewable energy projects. The deal, subject to regulatory approval, is expected to close in mid-2026 and will position VINCI as a leading player alongside its existing HEB Construction operations, leveraging local expertise to capture a fast-growing pipeline of public and private contracts.

VINCI Environnement won a turnkey contract to modernize the Romainville-Bobigny waste treatment plant on the outskirts of Paris. Scope includes upgrading biological reactors, installing advanced emissions controls and expanding treatment capacity by 15%. The project, valued at over €120 million, is slated for completion in early 2029. It underlines VINCI’s vertical integration in environmental services and strengthens recurring EBITDA streams through long-term maintenance and operational partnerships with local authorities.

As part of the Romainville-Bobigny modernization, VINCI is building an inland river freight port to shift 30% of incoming waste flows from trucks to barges. The facility will handle up to 150,000 tonnes per year and reduce CO₂ emissions by an estimated 3,500 tonnes annually. This investment exemplifies VINCI’s commitment to decarbonization and aligns with its Science-Based Targets initiative. The port will also serve as a logistics hub for adjacent industrial clients, generating new tolling and handling revenues.