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Trades about 143% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Bolloré SE is a globally diversified conglomerate primarily engaged in transportation and logistics, communications, and cutting-edge electricity storage solutions. Its expansive operations span across Asia, Africa, the Americas, and the Asia-Pacific regions. The company's logistics arm encompasses freight forwarding, railway services, and port management, alongside the distribution and warehousing of petroleum products. In the communications sector, Bolloré offers advertising and consulting services, publishes the French daily newspaper Cnews, manages Mac-Mahon cinema theaters, provides ticketing and venue services, and operates as a pay-TV provider. Its innovative electricity storage division specializes in Lithium Metal Polymer battery technology, applied in products such as electric buses (including its Bluebus range) and stationary energy storage systems. This segment also manufactures specialized plastic films for capacitors and shrink-wrap packaging. Beyond these core activities, Bolloré designs, produces, and markets comprehensive solutions for passenger air and rail transport networks. It develops and integrates identification, tracking, and mobility systems for logistics, industry, and transport, while also providing electric charging stations, terminals, and geolocalization systems. The company further operates electric shuttles, offers Bluecar electric vehicles and car-sharing solutions, delivers digital transformation services, and supplies equipment for pedestrian and vehicle control. Established in Puteaux, France, in 1822, Bolloré SE functions as a subsidiary of Financière de l'Odet SE.
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