This page contains all the information necessary to Elior Group shareholders in managing their portfolio.

It is recalled that in addition to the legal obligation to inform the Company when certain portions of capital or voting rights are held, any natural person or legal entity, or any shareholder who should directly or indirectly, alone or in a group as defined by articles L. 233-10 et seq of the Commercial Code, hold a number of Company shares equal to or more than 1% of the total number of shares or voting rights, prior to the end of the fifth day of trading after this participation threshold is exceeded, should notify the Company by recorded delivery letter with acknowledgement of receipt. 

This declaration is renewed under the same conditions each time a new threshold of a multiple of 1% of the total number of shares or voting rights is exceeded. Any shareholder whose participation in capital or voting rights falls below the aforementioned statutory shareholdings, is also bound to notify the Company in the same five-day term and in line with the same conditions.

To purchase bearer shares

Ask your bank or financial institution to purchase ELIOR shares on your behalf and to hold them in a securities account in your name.

Bearer shares advantages

  • Simple and immediate transmission on the market
  • Freedom to choose any financial intermediary
  • Easy portfolio management (possibility to receive information on all your held securities)

Bearer shares disadvantages

  • Holding fees
  • No systematic communication with the issuing company
  • Necessary to request a certificate to attend the Annual General Meetings

To purchase
registered shares

Your name is directly registered with Elior Group. Contact our shareholder service at the following address.

Specialized advisors are available to answer any questions you might have.

Service Actionnaires ELIOR - Uptevia

Grands Moulins de Pantin
9, rue du débarcadère
93761 Pantin Cedex

☎️ +33 (0)1 57 43 02 30

Open Monday through Friday, from 8:45 to 18:00 (Paris time)

Administered or Direct
registered shares

Administered registered shares advantages

  • Freedom to choose any financial intermediary
  • Easy portfolio management (possibility to receive information on all of your held securities)
  • The issuing company regularly sends information, as well as a yearly invitation to the Annual General Meeting

Administered registered shares disadvantages

  • Holding fees (which may increase)
  • Possible delays in processing requests due to complexities related to sending information between the issuing company (Euroclear) and the account holder

Direct registered shares advantages

  • No holding fees
  • The issuing company regularly sends information, as well as a yearly invitation to the Annual General Meeting

Direct registered shares disadvantages

  • No centralised securities account available when managing several different securities