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Trades about 34% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Vinci S.A., founded in 1899 and based in Nanterre, France, operates primarily within the concessions, energy, and construction sectors. While its roots are deeply in France, the company also maintains an extensive international presence. In its Concessions division, Vinci oversees a vast network of infrastructure. This includes managing 4,419 kilometers of motorway concessions within France, along with operating 45 airports globally (including locations in France and 11 other countries), a total of 4,437 kilometers of motorways and highways worldwide, various railway systems, and four stadiums. The company's Energy segment provides diverse services, from engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) solutions for the energy sector to specialized services for manufacturing, infrastructure, facilities management, and information and communication technology (ICT) industries. Additionally, it engages in the development of renewable energy concession projects. Vinci's Construction arm acts as a general contractor, undertaking the design and execution of various projects. Its expertise spans buildings, civil engineering, and infrastructure development, incorporating geotechnical and structural engineering, digital technology, and both nuclear and renewable thermal energy initiatives, often tailored to specific geographic demands. Beyond these core activities, Vinci is also involved in real estate, offering property development for both residential and commercial properties, providing comprehensive property services, and managing residential facilities. Globally, Vinci's operational footprint extends far beyond France, encompassing numerous countries across Europe (including Germany, the United Kingdom, Portugal, and many Eastern European nations), North, Central, and South America, Africa, Russia, the Asia-Pacific region, and the Middle East.
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