Vivendi's split into four entities aims to eliminate the "conglomerate discount" and unlock shareholder value by focusing on distinct business segments. Post-split, Vivendi retains minimal assets ...

The separation followed a decision by Vivendi's supervisory board last year to explore the possibility of a company split in an effort to unlock the full potential of the companies involved. The ...

(Bloomberg) -- Vivendi SE will exit France’s blue-chip CAC 40 index, Paris bourse operator Euronext said, in a move that was expected after the media conglomerate split into four separate entities.

The listings of Vivendi’s former core businesses culminated a yearlong process that ended with a four-way split of the conglomerate backed by the family of French billionaire Vincent Bollore.

According to media reports, the decision to separate was made following Vivendi's supervisory board approval last year to explore a company split, aiming to unlock the full potential of its assets.

The French media company Canal+ saw its share price drop by more than 20% on Monday as the firm made its debut on the London Stock Exchange. From an opening price of 290p, shares had fallen to ...

The French media company Canal+ saw its share price drop by more than 20% on Monday as the firm made its debut on the London ...

Canal+’s shares fell on the London Stock Exchange and Havas’s stock rose on Euronext Amsterdam, as they started trading as ...

So when you looked at the value of Vivendi, it was less than 10 billion euros [$10.52 billion], and the estimate of the sum of the parts was much greater than that. So to unlock that value potential ...

There are three European stock exchanges affected today by the split of the media giant Vivendi-Bollore with five titles under the spotlight. Let's start from Paris where the holding Vivendi ...

Canal+ Falls, Havas Rises in Trading Debuts After Vivendi Split Canal+'s shares fell on the London Stock Exchange and Havas's stock rose on Euronext Amsterdam, as they started trading following ...