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Investir Day 2023 - Safran, a key player in the technological and ecological transition (French only)
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Safran meets its 2023 shareholders (French only)
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Individual Shareholders Virtual Meeting April 2021 (french only)
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Safran meets its 2022 shareholders (French only)
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June 29 2021, web meeting (French only)
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Becoming a shareholder
Various forms of shareholding are available
You may choose to hold your shares in either registered or bearer form
- Bearer shares : Bearer shares are held in a share account with a bank or broker of your choice. All transactions relating to Safran shares are recorded in this account, including purchases, sales and dividends. Management fees are payable on bearer shares.
- Registered shares held in an account managed on behalf of the Company : these shares are registered with Safran and placed in an account in your name with BNP Paribas Securities Services which manages the shares on the Company's behalf. No management fees are payable.
- Registered shares held in an account managed by a bank or broker of your choice : these shares are registered with Safran but are managed by your bank or broker through a special purpose account. You will have to pay management fees for this service.
- Registering your shares in an account managed on behalf of the Company : if you wish to hold registered shares in an account managed on behalf of the Company you should complete the form below and send it to your bank or broker who will transfer the shares to BNP Paribas Securities Services. Your bank or broker will generally charge a fee for this transaction.
- In an account managed by a bank or broker : If you wish to hold registered shares in an account managed by a bank or broker of your choice you need to contact that bank or broker.
How to register your shares
On a pure registered basis : all you need to do is to ask your financial intermediary to transfer them to BNP Paribas Securities Services. Please see below the form to be sent to your financial intermediary. The cost of this transaction is set by your financial intermediary.
On an administered registered basis : contact your financial intermediary, who will handle the registration of your registered shares.
Shareholders’ Club: a favored relationship with Safran
At Safran, strengthening relations with our shareholders is vital. By joining the Shareholders’ Club, you will enjoy special advantages. You also get a real insider's view of our business, through plant visits that give you a close-up look at our operations.
Membership is absolutely free. To qualify, you just have to hold at least one Safran share. (The Club is not open to employee shareholders, and concerns only individuals.)
To register, just fill out a membership form available in the publications of this page and send it to:
Safran
Club Actionnaire
2, bd du Général Martial-Valin
75724 Paris Cedex 15, France
Exclusive advantages
Plant visits : Safran opens the doors of its plants, offering you guided visits so you can get to know our business sectors, companies, areas of expertise and research labs. This is an unprecedented opportunity to meet our people and get a "behind the scenes" look at our products and areas of expertise.
Shareholder meetings : meetings dedicated to our shareholders, where you can ask any questions you may have in mind.
Training courses : Would you like to learn how the stock market operates, how to manage a share portfolio, or more about the latest challenges facing the world of finance? We offer practical training courses, in partnership with the French stock market (Bourse) school.
Recognized shareholder dialogue and services
2023 : Safran has been recognized with the Bronze Award for best CAC 40 shareholder services. This award recognizes the quality of Safran's relationship with its Shareholders.
2024 : Safran wins the EDHEC Business School's 2024 Young Shareholder Award for its pedagogy on individual shareholding.
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