Programme identified
A shareholder club or programme is documented by a company source.
EDITORIAL TRANSPARENCY · 2026 EDITION
How are shareholder clubs verified?
Clubs Actionnaires lists programmes and benefits for individual shareholders using official sources, with the date and scope of each verification made visible.
LATEST DATA UPDATE · 22 AUGUST 2026
- Profiles reviewed
- 67
- Benefits recorded
- 220
- Sectors covered
- 35
SHORT ANSWER
A profile is a sourced summary, not a promise
For each company, we first look for an official investor-relations page, club rules, a brochure or an equivalent document. The profile then summarises the eligibility threshold, holding method, identified benefits and the links needed to check the information at source.
01 · SOURCES
An explicit source hierarchy
The company's primary sources come first: investor relations, club pages, rules, annual reports or official forms. Secondary sources are used only to find a lead or understand context.
- an official source is attached whenever it is available;
- thresholds and conditions are transcribed without generalising them;
- the programme, benefit and access method are kept distinct.
Benefit recorded
A service, invitation, discount or other benefit is described separately.
Needs confirmation
Old, incomplete or conflicting information is kept visible with caution.
02 · UPDATES
A verification date keeps the context visible
The catalogue contains 67 profiles and 220 recorded benefits. The displayed date is the latest verification or known update in the catalogue data, not a guarantee of future validity.
Rules can change after a general meeting, a change to the club rules or a company decision. Always check the official page before buying, transferring or registering shares.
03 · LIMITATIONS AND CORRECTIONS
What the catalogue does not claim to do
Clubs Actionnaires is an information service. It is not investment advice, a recommendation or a contractual confirmation of a club's terms.
An omission may reflect information that is unpublished, inaccessible or being checked. If you find an error, send the official source through the About page.
Documented revisions
: targeted Michelin and Sanofi review separating ownership rights from commercial benefits, removing unconfirmed gift promises and clarifying Michelin’s committee. The profiles name the sources and scope of the review.
The enrolment guide now compares the official Accor, LVMH and VINCI routes. An editorial revision date does not mean that every programme or private offer in the catalogue was tested on that date.
Second batch on 22 October: separate Stellantis arrangements in the club guide, an Accor case in the holding-method guide, and a fictional calculation with Air Liquide’s official calendar in the loyalty guide. These are documentary analyses, not subscription tests. Ranking figures were not revised in these editorial batches.
3 November 2026: catalogue, ranking and CSV counts now use the benefits displayed on company profiles. Retained records for programmes with no confirmed benefit or uncertain terms are excluded. This filter does not individually verify every remaining offer: check availability and conditions with each company.
Editorial responsibility: Bastien Coulonnier. To suggest a correction, provide the profile URL, the passage concerned and an official source to examine; do not send portfolio statements.