Between January 12 and January 16, 2026, VCISY executed a structured buyback of its own shares under the authorization granted by its April 2025 General Meeting. Over five trading sessions, the company repurchased a total of 478,282 shares across four European markets. Daily volumes peaked at 110,000 shares on January 15, and the weighted average price across the period was €117.36. This disciplined buyback underscores VCISY’s commitment to capital allocation, enhances earnings per share, and signals confidence in the company’s medium-term outlook, providing potential support for shareholder value.

VCISY has agreed to acquire New Zealand–based Fletcher Construction, a firm founded in 1909 that generates approximately €630 million in annual revenue and employs 2,300 people. Pending regulatory approval and expected to close in 2026, the deal expands VCISY’s footprint in hydraulic, maritime, port, airport, railway and road construction, as well as renewable energy projects. This acquisition will complement existing local operations—where VCISY generated over €900 million in 2024—and positions the company to capture accelerated growth in New Zealand’s infrastructure market.

In France, VCISY secured a contract to renovate the Romainville-Bobigny waste treatment facility near Paris, covering civil works, mechanical installations and process upgrades. Concurrently, the group will build a river freight port designed to handle bulk and container flows, reducing truck traffic by an estimated 20,000 road journeys per year and cutting associated CO2 emissions by roughly 15%. These projects reinforce VCISY’s integrated concessions and construction model, driving recurring service revenues and advancing its environmental targets.