VINCI Construction signed a definitive agreement to acquire Fletcher Construction, a subsidiary of New Zealand’s Fletcher Building Group, pending regulatory approval and expected to close in H1 2026. The deal adds approximately €630 million in annual revenue and a workforce of 2,300 employees, boosting VINCI’s local revenue from €900 million in 2024 to over €1.5 billion. Fletcher’s expertise spans hydraulic, maritime, port, airport, railway, road works and renewable energy projects, complementing VINCI’s existing HEB Construction operations and positioning the group as a leading infrastructure player in a market that grew 8 % in 2025.

In January 2026, VINCI Energies secured a €210 million contract to renovate the Romainville-Bobigny waste treatment facility on the outskirts of Paris. Scope includes modernization of digestion units, installation of advanced biogas purification systems and construction of a new modular sorting hall. Project delivery is scheduled over 30 months, with operations set to reduce site emissions by 25 % and increase biogas output by 40 %, reinforcing VINCI’s commitment to decarbonisation targets across its concessions and energy services.

Between January 12 and January 16, 2026, VINCI SA repurchased a total of 478,282 treasury shares under the buyback authorization granted April 17, 2025. Transactions occurred across four markets (XPAR, CEUX, AQEU, TQEX), with an aggregated average purchase price of €117.36 per share. These acquisitions represent 0.05 % of share capital and bring total shares bought back in the programme to 3.2 million year-to-date, supporting the group’s long-term capital structure optimisation and dividend policy consistency.