Bolloré


Bolloré Africa Logistics sale agreement supports NAV uplift

26/05/22 -"The cut to our EPS estimates is mainly explained by the deconsolidation of UMG following the latter's spin-off from Vivendi, a necessary adjustment since Bolloré fully consolidates Vivendi's ..."

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26/05/22
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