Vinci S.A.

VINCI SA, a French-headquartered global infrastructure company established in 1899, primarily operates across concessions, energy, and construction sectors. Its Concessions division manages an extensive infrastructure portfolio. In France, it oversees 4,419 kilometers of motorway concessions. Globally, this segment operates 45 airports across France and 11 other nations, in addition to managing 4,437 kilometers of motorways, highways, and railways, and four sports stadiums. The Energy arm delivers a wide array of services to diverse sectors, including manufacturing, infrastructure, facilities management, and information & communication technology. Its offerings span engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) solutions for the energy industry, along with specialized manufacturing and energy-related support, and the development of renewable energy concession projects. The Construction division undertakes the design and execution of projects as a general contractor. Its expertise encompasses geotechnical and structural engineering, digital technology integration, and projects involving nuclear or renewable thermal energy. This segment's activities span buildings, civil engineering, and broader infrastructure developments. Furthermore, VINCI engages in property development for both residential and commercial ventures, offers general property services, and manages residential facilities. Beyond its primary operations in France, VINCI maintains a significant international footprint, conducting business across numerous countries. These include Germany, the United Kingdom, Portugal, Russia, and a substantial presence across Eastern Europe (Albania, Belarus, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Ukraine). The company also extends its reach to North America, Central and South America, Africa, the Middle East, and the Asia-Pacific region. The company maintains its headquarters in Nanterre, France.