Saint Gobain Or Share Price (COD)

Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Saint Gobain Or LSE:COD London Ordinary Share FR0000125007 COMPAGNIE DE ST-GOBAIN ORD SHS
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.0775 € -0.25% 31.3825 € 233,453 16:35:22
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
31.005 € 31.76 € - - -
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Construction & Materials 16,659.0
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Date Time Source Headline
25/10/201816:02UKREGCompagnie de Saint-Gobain 3rd Quarter Results
11/10/201814:57UKREGCompagnie de Saint-Gobain Final Terms
10/10/201816:49UKREGCompagnie de Saint-Gobain Final terms
05/10/201806:47UKREGCompagnie de Saint-Gobain Acquisition
01/10/201809:43UKREGSociete Generale SA Stabilisation Notice - Compagnie de Saint-Gobain
20/9/201816:10UKREGCompagnie de Saint-Gobain Acquisition
20/9/201815:57UKREGCompagnie de Saint-Gobain Final Terms
20/9/201815:56UKREGCompagnie de Saint-Gobain Final Terms
12/9/201817:15UKREGSociete Generale SA Stabilisation Notice - COMPAGNIE DE SAINT-GOBAIN
12/9/201816:49UKREGCompagnie de Saint-Gobain Issue of Debt
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16/11/2018
08:20		Saint Gobain Or Daily Update: Saint Gobain Or is listed in the Construction & Materials sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker COD. The last closing price for Saint Gobain Or was 31.46 €.
Saint Gobain Or has a 4 week average price of 31.05 € and a 12 week average price of 31.05 €.
The 1 year high share price is 49.35 € while the 1 year low share price is currently 31.05 €.
There are currently 530,836,441 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 135,437 shares. The market capitalisation of Saint Gobain Or is £16,658,974,609.68.
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04/9/2018
12:06		sarkasm: Deutsche Bank AG (DNK.XE) is one of three companies set to leave the Euro Stoxx 50 index following the index operator's annual review, according to analysts, a reflection of the significant decline in the bank's market value in 2018. The changes, based on the companies' closing prices on Aug. 31, will take effect from market close on Sept. 21, according to Societe Generale. Analysts at Davy and LBBW have also outlined the upcoming changes. Deutsche Boerse AG (DB1.XE), which owns index provider Stoxx, wasn't immediately available for comment. Deutsche Bank's share price has fallen 38% since the beginning of the year as it has struggled with profitability amid restructuring efforts and recent management upheaval. In a statement on Tuesday, the German lender said its activities and strategy to improve profitability would be unaffected by the removal. "We expect [our strategy] will support the valuation of Deutsche Bank by the market, and therefore increase market capitalization," the bank said. Removal from the Euro Stoxx 50 will mean the bank is excluded from exchange-traded funds that follow the index. Alongside Deutsche Bank, Compagnie de Saint-Gobain SA (SGO.FR) and E.ON SE (EOAN.XE) will be removed from the index, according to analysts. The three outgoing companies will be replaced by France's luxury giant Kering (KER.FR), Germany's chemicals company Linde AG (LINU.XE) and Spain's Amadeus IT Group SA (AMS.MC), analysts said. Write to Alberto Delclaux at alberto.delclaux@dowjones.com (END) Dow Jones Newswires September 04, 2018 06:41 ET (10:41 GMT)
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11/5/2018
07:16		la forge: PARIS (Agefi-Dow Jones) - Building materials maker Saint-Gobain on Friday announced an agreement with the Burkard and Sika family to de facto relinquish control of the Swiss company and resolve a long-standing conflict. four years. In 2014, Saint-Gobain announced its intention to acquire for 2.75 billion Swiss francs the Sika shares of Schenker-Winkler, the holding company of the Burkard family, holding 16% of the capital and 52% of the voting rights of Sika. This operation was contested by the majority of Sika's board of directors, who tried by all means to defeat it. The agreement announced Friday finally puts an end to all disputes between actors of this long serial, said Saint-Gobain. The scheme is rather complex: Saint-Gobain has bought the Schenker-Winkler holding for 3.22 billion Swiss francs (2.7 billion euros), 500 million more than in the agreement originally passed in October 2014, to reflect Sika's appreciation on the stock market. In the process, Saint-Gobain transferred to Sika 6.97% of its own capital, via the stake acquired via Schenker-Winkler. This sale, which represents 23.7% of the voting rights of Sika, was completed for a total amount of 2.08 billion Swiss francs, which includes a premium of 795 million francs compared to the May 4th share price. . Following this transaction, Sika will convene an extraordinary general meeting on June 11, during which it will propose to cancel the 6.97% of the capital acquired from Saint-Gobain. It will also propose the abolition of the statutory limitation of 5% transfer of securities and the statutory opt-out clause, which in Switzerland allows a shareholder who acquires more than one-third of the voting rights of a company not to make a public tender offer on the rest of the capital. Above all, Sika will offer to convert all its shares into a single share class (called "one share, one vote") with a conversion ratio of 1:60 for bearer shares. Saint-Gobain and Schenker-Winkler pledged to vote in favor of all of these resolutions, with representatives of the Burkard family, Urs Burkard, Jürgen Tinggren and Willi Leimer having also resigned from the board of directors. At the end of this extraordinary general meeting, Saint-Gobain will hold 10.75% of Sika's share capital and voting rights. The two groups agreed that Saint-Gobain would keep this participation for at least two years without being able to exceed a ceiling of 10.75% for four years. This ceiling will then be raised to 12.875% for the next two years. "In the event that a transfer of shares would be considered by Saint-Gobain, the latter should propose them to Sika in priority, within the limit of 10.75% of the capital of Sika", have also indicated the two groups in a communicated. Sika and Saint-Gobain will also deepen their commercial relations "that they will seek to expand in areas that are mutually beneficial". "This is a very positive outcome, both from a financial and a strategic point of view, we have a positive net income of more than 600 million euros for our shareholders, we are also keeping a minority stake in a good company and we are going to increase collaboration between the two groups, "said Pierre-André de Chalendar, CEO of Saint-Gobain, quoted in a statement. -Julien Marion, Agefi-DowJones; 01 41 27 47 94; jmarion@agefi.fr ed: VLV Agefi-Dow Jones The financial newswire (END) Dow Jones Newswires May 11, 2018 02:09 ET (06:09 GMT)
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19/1/2018
18:59		waldron: 19/01/2018 | 6:48 p.m. Zurich (awp) - The recent sharp rise in the share price of Sika could help to find a solution to the dispute over the sale of the company. In an interview with Finanz und Wirtschaft, managing director Paul Schuler believes that this opens up an opportunity for all three parties to win, and that all needs are covered, "perhaps not always 100%". The heiress family Burkard holds the majority of the voting rights via the family holding company Schenker-Winkler Holding (SWH) and wants to sell to the French group Saint-Gobain. In the beginning, the French offer represented a premium of 80% compared to the course of the time. Currently, the share price is close to 20% above the amount offered. According to Schuler, the solution could be that Sika remains independent, that the Burkard family sells its stake and earns a good price. "This is the goal we pursue." The Board is ready to make an offer to the Burkard family to sell their stake in the company. The investors with whom the ECO speaks no longer believe that the transaction will end up as planned for a buyout by Saint-Gobain. In spite of that the action integrates a risk of 10 to 15%, without which the course would be even higher. The goal is to take the single action, which would make even higher the course, according to the boss. GEOGRAPHICAL EXPANSION TOUCHES ITS LIMITS Mr. Schuler also notes that the feud with the Burkard family and Saint-Gobain has virtually no influence on business. "Our results show that operational business is very little affected." The management and some other collaborators are naturally always occupied by the file, but this remains in the limits. Without this problem however, Sika would grow even faster. Geographically, the ECO believes that Sika's expansion is slowly reaching its limits. The group is active in a hundred countries. However, there is still enough potential to gain market share and grow further. In recent months and years, the group has made several acquisitions of small and large size. On the question of optimal size, Schuler notes that he is rather cautious with small companies that bring in only a few million dollars in sales. The good size is between 20 and 100 million CHF of turnover, but it can also be bigger. There are some companies that would fit well with Sika, he concluded. uh / cf / rp
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12/12/2017
18:10		waldron: Vinci: analyst welcomes investment strategy Vinci (EU: DG) Intraday Chart of the Action Today: Tuesday 12 December 2017 More graphics of the Vinci Stock Exchange (CercleFinance.com) - The title gains close to 1% at the end of the session after the UBS target raise. After updating its forecasts for the Concessions division, the analysis bureau raised its target for the 12-month share price from 90 to 93.5 euros (+ 3.9%). The buying advice on the action of the French group of BTP and conceded services is still in place. The experts have drawn the consequences of the presentations made by Vinci during the investor day last month. In particular, UBS updated its forecasts of parameters (growth, investment, maturity of assets and regulatory context) affecting cash generation, a key element in the valuation of Concessions. This led to a 23% increase in the estimated assets of the Airport Concession sub-division due to ANA in Portugal and Kansai in Japan. In general, UBS welcomes Vinci's 'successful' investment strategy, including redeployment to airports. "Despite the significant competition from financial and industrial players, Vinci has proven that it is able to identify files where it is possible to generate value," says a note.
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24/6/2015
17:53		waldron: Source : Dow Jones News Stock : Saint Gobain (SGO) Quote : 42.79 -0.455 (-1.05%) @ 17:37 Saint Gobain share price Chart Trades Level2 Sika Boosted in Battle to Fend Off Saint-Gobain Takeover Bid--Update Print Alert Saint Gobain (EU:SGO) Intraday Stock Chart Today : Wednesday 24 June 2015 Click Here for more Saint Gobain Charts. (Adds futher comment, detail) By John Revill ZURICH--Sika AG (SIK.VX) has strengthened it ranks in its battle to fend off the $3 billion hostile takeover bid from France's Saint-Gobain SA (SGO.FR) after a big U.S. asset manager bought a stake in the Swiss chemicals maker. Memphis, Tenn.-based Southeastern Asset Management Inc. purchased a 3% holding in Baar-based Sika and said it "fully supports" the company's management and independent board of directors in their opposition to the takeover. Southeastern, which has 25 billion euros ($28.1 billion) in assets under management, describes itself as an "engaged investor." It plans to retain a long-term stake in Sika and could increase its stake according to prices and market conditions, said Josh Shores, a managing partner at Southeastern. "We will monitor the situation to see whether it will make sense to keep building our stake," said Mr. Shores. Sika has been embroiled in a heated takeover battle since December, when Paris-based Saint-Gobain announced an agreement to pay 2.75 billion Swiss francs ($2.95 billion) for Schenker-Winkler Holding AG, the investment vehicle controlled by Sika's founding family. The deal would have given the French construction materials company control of Sika because SWH holds 16% of the stock, but has 52% of the voting rights. The move sparked opposition when Saint-Gobain said the offer wouldn't be extended to the other shareholders in Sika, which makes chemicals used in the construction and automotive industries. Shareholders, including the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Trust, Fidelity Worldwide Investment and Columbia Threadneedle Investments, have all raised concerns. Sika's board has also opposed the takeover, saying it didn't make business sense and moved to limit the family's voting rights. This decision and others are being contested in court proceedings in Switzerland. Southeastern said the sale of the family's 16% stake to Saint-Gobain without an offer to other shareholders disadvantaged all Sika shareholders, employees and customers. The sale "should not proceed as currently structured," said Mr. Shores. "The only people who benefit from the offer, as it stands, is the founding family." He said the current arrangement wasn't good for Saint-Gobain either as it could only get a dividend from its investment in Sika. "We hope to drive a better outcome for all stakeholders, particularly minority shareholders," added Mr. Shores, who said Southeastern would now seek talks with Saint-Gobain to try to resolve the matter. A Sika spokesman welcomed the investment and Southeastern's backing of the company's board. "This is good news they are joining other longstanding investors," he said. A Saint-Gobain spokesman said the Southeastern purchase hadn't changed the situation and it still remained committed to taking control of Sika by buying SWH. "Southeastern has bought the shares on the open market from other shareholders, so it is another minority shareholder," said the spokesman. SWH welcomed Southeastern's involvement, saying it was a sign foreign investors were welcome at Sika and the investor seems to believe in a positive performance for Sika's share price. Write to John Revill at john.revill@wsj.com Subscribe to WSJ: Http://online.wsj.com?mod=djnwires
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