Bouygues Group, in which Artémis Group has been a shareholder since 1998, achieved sales of €26.4 billion in 2006.  |
Bouygues Group The Bouygues Group has two divisions: the Construction division includes building and electricity (Bouygues
Construction), property development (Bouygues Immobilier) and roadworks (Colas); the telecom and media division consists of Bouygues Telecom (mobile telephony) and TFI (television). In 2006, Bouygues made a major strategic decision when it acquired a 25% stake in Alstom.
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Bouygues Construction is a global leader in construction, public works and electrical/thermal engineering. Its expertise extends from project design to implementation and maintenance.
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Bouygues Immobilier the market leader in property development in France, develops residential property, office blocks and shopping centres. The company increased its market share in 2006 and posted record growth in property reservations.
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Colas, the global leader in road construction and maintenance, is active in over 40 countries.
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TF1 confirmed its position as France’s leading TV channel, and accounted for 98 of the top 100 viewer ratings last year. The TF1 Group has continued to successfully diversify into complementary activities: specialised TV channels, Internet, audiovisual rights, derivative products and subscriber TV.
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Bouygues Télécom focused its strategy on its unlimited offering in 2006, recording 1.5 million subscriptions to the new Neo and Exprima call plans. Bouygues Telecom provides unlimited mobile convergence offers, both for voice and Internet services.
Bouygues’ acquisition of a stake in Alstom took place in the framework of a cooperation agreement between the two groups. The acquisition gives Bouygues a foothold in the buoyant energy and transport sectors.
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer: Martin Bouygues |