- Bloomberg
Lagardère CEO Resigns After Being Charged With Embezzlement
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- Reuters
Vivendi says feasibility study for planned split is in progress, Q1 sales soar
"The feasibility study for the split project announced on December 13, 2023, is progressing," said Yannick Bolloré, chairman of Vivendi's supervisory board. Once separated from these three entities, Vivendi would stay listed, maintaining its role of supporting the expansion of its units and continuing to actively manage its investments, it said. Vivendi's first quarter sales jumped 86.6% to 4.3 billion euros ($4.6 billion) driven by its Canal+ and Havas businesses and consolidation of Lagardère.
