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Dassault Aviation cancels 519,137 treasury shares, cuts capital 0.67%

Dassault Aviation cancels 519,137 treasury shares, cuts capital 0.67%

ReutersReuters2026/09/07 15:49
  • Dassault Aviation cut share capital via cancellation of 519,137 treasury shares, representing 0.67% of share capital.
  • Board decision dated July 22, 2026, under authorization granted by the May 13, 2026 Combined General Meeting.
  • Share capital now EUR 61.75 million, split into 77,193,609 shares with a EUR 0.80 par value.


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