VINCI has agreed to acquire Fletcher Construction, a leading New Zealand infrastructure company with annual revenues of approximately €630 million and a workforce of 2,300. The transaction, expected to close in 2026 pending regulatory approval, extends VINCI’s expertise in hydraulic works, maritime and port projects, airports, railways, road construction and renewable energy installations. This deal builds on VINCI’s existing HEB Construction operations in the country and follows the group’s reported revenue of over €900 million in New Zealand during 2024, positioning VINCI as a top-tier player in a market projected to grow at a mid‐single-digit compound annual rate through 2030.

VINCI has secured a multi-year contract to renovate the Romainville-Bobigny waste treatment facility on the outskirts of Paris. Under the agreement, VINCI Concessions will upgrade processing lines to boost treatment capacity by 15%, install advanced odour-control systems and integrate digital monitoring across six production units. The scope also includes the construction of a river freight port alongside the Seine to deliver up to 40% of heavy equipment by barge, reducing on-site CO₂ emissions by an estimated 8,000 tonnes annually. Work is scheduled to begin in mid-2026 and conclude in late 2029.

Between January 12 and 16, 2026, VINCI repurchased a total of 478,282 treasury shares under the authorisation granted by its April 17, 2025 General Meeting. Transactions took place across four market segments, with a daily weighted average purchase price of €117.36 and a peak buyback volume of 48,374 shares on January 15. This continued buyback activity demonstrates VINCI’s commitment to returning surplus cash to shareholders and optimising its capital structure, while maintaining sufficient liquidity to fund strategic M&A and large‐scale infrastructure projects.