Abivax
 The Abivax share will be in focus today following information published in La Lettre. According to the media outlet, in addition to Eli Lilly, the Swedish-British pharmaceutical group AstraZeneca is also reportedly in the running to acquire the French biotech company.

Alstom
The rail transport specialist   will unveil its third-quarter revenue.

Argan
Argan has announced that its supervisory board has unanimously decided to appoint Laurence Batlle as an independent member, effective January 1, 2026, replacing Jean-Claude Le Lan Junior until the shareholders' meeting scheduled for March 26.

Bigben Interactive
In the third quarter of its 2025-2026 fiscal year, Bigben Interactive saw its revenue fall by 3.8% to €84.4 million. Over the first nine months of the year, revenue slipped by 1.7% to €219.8 million. The group has revised its forecasts downward for the current fiscal year. 

DMS Group
DMS Group saw its revenue jump 17% to €15.4 million in the fourth quarter of 2025. For the full year, the high-performance medical imaging systems specialist for digital radiology and osteodensitometry recorded a 9% increase in revenue, reaching €50 million. 

Eiffage
Eiffage continues to strengthen its energy division in Southern Europe by taking control of a climate engineering specialist in Lombardy. This strategic move aims to meet the growing demand for energy efficiency solutions and diversify the group's technical expertise in the Italian market.

Eurazeo
Eurazeo has signed an agreement to sell a minority stake in EX NIHILO, a Parisian Haute Parfumerie house, to L Catterton. EX NIHILO is a luxury French perfume house that has gained significant recognition thanks to its iconic creations Fleur Narcotique and Blue Talisman.

LVMH
Luxury and spirits companies are still struggling with a difficult start to the year. Donald Trump, angered by European resistance to his ambitions to take control of Greenland, has threatened to impose "a 200% tax on French wines and champagnes."

Oeneo
In the third quarter of its 2025-2026 fiscal year, Oeneo's business continues to face a contracting wine and spirits market, impacted by low harvest volumes for the third consecutive year and a slowdown in global consumption.

Quadient
MedExpress, one of the leading online pharmacies in the UK, has rolled out Quadient Impress, the French company's cloud-based document automation platform.

Renault
Renault Group announced it sold 2,336,807 vehicles worldwide in 2025, a 3.2% increase in a market up 1.6%, with all three of its complementary brands posting growth above the market rate. In addition, according to L'Usine Nouvelle, Renault is preparing to produce military drones at its Le Mans and Cléon sites, a project that "could open the door to a market worth around €1 billion over 10 years with the DGA," according to the media outlet.

Sidetrade
The specialist in AI-based Order-to-Cash applications will present its fourth-quarter revenue.

SMAIO
The specialist in complex spinal surgery will release its fourth-quarter revenue.

Valeo
Valeo announced it has secured a major contract with a "global premium car manufacturer," without specifying the name, and to mark the occasion is inaugurating a new automated production line.

Valneva
Valneva has announced it has decided to voluntarily withdraw applications for marketing authorization and clinical trials in the United States for its chikungunya vaccine, Ixchiq, whose license was suspended by the FDA in August.

Vinci
Vinci has announced the acquisition in New Zealand of Fletcher Construction, a company with annual revenue of around €630 million (NZ$1.3 billion) and a workforce of 2,300 employees.

Virbac
In the fourth quarter, Virbac saw its revenue growth slow, with an increase of 7.1% to €362 million at constant scope and exchange rates, compared to a 12.3% rise (€364 million) in the previous three months. Overall, for the full year 2025, the animal health specialist saw its revenue grow by 7.9% to €1.465 billion, still at constant scope and exchange rates. At actual exchange rates, revenue growth was just 1.9%.

Wendel
In a brief statement, Wendel confirmed it is in non-exclusive discussions with German consumer goods group Henkel (Le Chat, Mir, Schwarzkopf, Loctite...) regarding a possible transaction involving its subsidiary Stahl.