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Trades about 113% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Vivendi SE, a prominent international company founded in 1853 and headquartered in Paris, France, operates globally across the entertainment, media, and communication sectors. Its diverse operations span France, the rest of Europe, the Americas, Asia/Oceania, and Africa, managed through various key segments. The Canal+ Group is responsible for broadcasting and distributing both premium and thematic pay-TV channels, alongside free-to-air channels, while also producing, selling, and distributing films and television series. The Havas Group provides comprehensive communication services, encompassing creative expertise, media strategy, and specialized healthcare/wellness solutions. Editis focuses on publishing and distributing a wide array of books, including literature, educational materials, and reference works. Prisma Media primarily publishes online video content. Gameloft specializes in developing and releasing downloadable video games for mobile phones, tablets, triple-play boxes, and smart TVs. Vivendi Village oversees ticketing services and live entertainment through its Olympia production, festival production, and venue management activities. Centralized support services are managed by the Corporate segment. Lastly, the New Initiative segment operates Dailymotion, a platform for video content aggregation and distribution, and is also engaged in developing ultra-high-speed internet services.
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