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    France's Atos to Launch Reverse Stock Split on March 25

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    Posted on March 7, 2025

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    Last updated: January 25, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Atos will initiate a reverse stock split on March 25 to consolidate shares and restore investor confidence, with new shares trading from April 24.

    France's Atos to launch reverse stock split on March 25

    Atos said on Friday it is launching a reverse stock split as the French IT group aims to restore investor confidence after completing a financial restructuring plan last year to overcome a crushing debt crisis.

    The stock split will start on March 25 and will end on April 23, Atos said in a statement.

    The company is consolidating its shares such that every 10,000 old shares, each with a par value of 0.0001 euros, will now become a new share with a par value of 1 euro.

    The new shares, priced at an indicative value of 49 euros ($53.02), will begin trading on April 24.

    Atos' shares are trading at all-time lows, to about half of a cent, after the company completed a 233-million-euro capital increase last year, causing massive dilution for shareholders.

    The reverse stock split aims to reduce share price volatility and "support a new stock market dynamic," the firm added.

    Atos, which owns the supercomputers essential to France's nuclear deterrent, will hold a capital markets day event in May to announce its new strategy.

    ($1 = 0.9242 euros)

    (Reporting by Gianluca Lo Nostro in Gdansk; Editing by Christian Schmollinger and Janane Venkatraman)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Atos is launching a reverse stock split on March 25.
    • •The split aims to restore investor confidence and reduce volatility.
    • •Shares will consolidate from 10,000 old to 1 new share.
    • •New shares will trade at an indicative value of 49 euros.
    • •Atos plans a capital markets day event in May for strategy updates.

    Frequently Asked Questions about France's Atos to launch reverse stock split on March 25

    1What is the purpose of Atos' reverse stock split?

    The reverse stock split aims to restore investor confidence and reduce share price volatility after the company completed a financial restructuring plan.

    2When will the reverse stock split take effect?

    The reverse stock split will start on March 25 and will end on April 23, with new shares beginning to trade on April 24.

    3What will happen to the share value after the split?

    Every 10,000 old shares, each with a par value of 0.0001 euros, will become one new share with a par value of 1 euro, priced at an indicative value of 49 euros.

    4How did Atos' recent capital increase affect shareholders?

    The 233-million-euro capital increase last year caused massive dilution for shareholders, leading to shares trading at all-time lows.

    5What event is Atos planning for May?

    Atos will hold a capital markets day event in May to announce its new strategy following the reverse stock split.

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