BOUYGUES

No. Current official resources present shareholder relations, registered holdings and a secure area, but no club with membership, rules or member status. Bouygues has also confirmed that it does not plan to create an individual shareholder advisory committee. The listing therefore remains without a club.

For pure registered shares, Bouygues covers custody and account management fees, excluding brokerage. This is the only eligible benefit retained. No minimum threshold or holding period is published for it. OLIS-Actionnaires is a share administration tool, not a separate benefit.

Bouygues directly maintains its registered securities accounts and is an issuer member of Euroclear France under number 791; no external registrar is appointed. The shareholder requests the transfer from the financial intermediary. Once the shares are received, Bouygues sends an entry notice and an account-opening agreement.

Bouygues publishes neither a minimum number of shares nor a minimum holding period for its coverage of custody and account management fees in pure registered form. These conditions therefore remain unknown. The period of more than 2 years concerns double voting rights, which are a general statutory right and not a retained commercial benefit.

No. In April 2026, Bouygues stated that it maintained equal treatment among shareholders in its dividend policy. The only officially cited loyalty mechanism is double voting rights after more than 2 years of registered ownership; this right is not an enhanced dividend and is not counted as a benefit.

No. Bouygues still participates in regional meetings, but the Lille event on June 3, 2026 was open to shareholders, individual investors and savers, so it was not reserved for shareholders. In 2025, Bouygues only stated that it might consider a future construction-site visit if safety allowed. No current site-visit programme or reserved shareholder magazine has been established.