THALES

No formal club or circle is presented in the current official sources reviewed as of June 9, 2026. Instead, Thales provides an area for individual shareholders and a registered-share arrangement, with pure registered holdings administered by Societe Generale Securities Services.

The clearly established economic benefit is the waiver of custody fees for shares held in pure registered form. Certain routine management costs are also covered, but purchases and sales remain subject to applicable brokerage fees, commissions and taxes.

Thales publishes no general membership threshold or numerical minimum for the custody-fee waiver. Investors must naturally hold Thales shares and register them in the required form, but the profile therefore leaves the threshold unspecified rather than assuming one share.

With pure registered ownership, the shares are entered in the Thales register and held in an account managed by SGSS; this is the form that qualifies for the custody-fee waiver. With administered registered ownership, the shares are identified in the register but remain held and managed by the shareholder's bank or broker.

To transfer existing shares, the shareholder completes the official form and sends it to the financial intermediary. For a direct purchase, the shareholder uses the Thales purchase order and sends it to SGSS by post or fax with payment and the required supporting documents. SGSS then confirms the account registration.

No. No current, dated Thales program of site visits or conferences reserved for individual shareholders was found. The registered-share guide linked by Thales refers generically to invitations to regional meetings, but provides no Thales-specific calendar or conditions; this item is therefore not retained as an active benefit.