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Atlas Arteria highlights potential 2027 French tax revisions, including a variable TEILD and an extended supplemental tax, impacting toll road operators like APRR.

Atlas Arteria faces potential French tax hikes on its APRR toll road operations, including increased TEILD and an extended TST, which could significantly impact its revenues.

APRR partnered with the Louis Pasteur House restoration in Arbois, promoting the reopened museum and its new microbiology exhibition to travelers.

Fitch Ratings affirmed French toll road operator APRR's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating and senior unsecured rating at 'A' with Stable Outlooks.

APRR's first-half 2026 revenue increased slightly to •1,564.2m, despite a decrease in traffic across its networks.

APRR's first-half 2026 revenue increased by 0.6% to 1,564.2 million euros, with a slight 0.5% decrease in the second quarter.

APRR is expanding its network of ultra-fast charging stations for electric lorries, opening a new one in partnership with Milence to support the decarbonisation of road freight transport.

Atlas Arteria maintains a 40-cent distribution supported by French toll road cash flows while navigating a 2035 concession expiry and a hostile takeover bid.

APRR achieved a 1% rise in Q1 toll revenue as price hikes offset a slight decline in overall traffic volumes.

Toll revenue for APRR rose 1% in Q1 as price hikes compensated for traffic declines caused by weather and strikes.

Toll revenues grew by 1% in the first quarter as price hikes and heavy vehicle traffic offset a general decline in vehicle volume.

APRR's toll revenues grew 1% in the first quarter due to price increases, despite a 0.9% decline in overall traffic volumes.

APRR's consolidated revenue, excluding Construction, increased by 1.8% to €754.8 million in Q1 2026, driven by Aliaé (A79) growth.

APRR's revenue grew by 1.8% in Q1 2026, reaching 754.8 million euros, despite a 0.9% drop in traffic.

Eiffage's first-quarter traffic for APRR and AREA reached 5,762 million kilometers, and the company has received top-tier composite and ESG ratings.

APRR is deploying 7 new e-Vadea Truck ultra-fast charging stations for electric heavy goods vehicles across its motorway network, enhancing infrastructure for sustainable transport.

APRR and Eiffage support the Athénas Centre's wildlife protection efforts by funding and helping build a new eco-friendly infirmary to expand animal care.

Atlas Arteria raised tolls on APRR and AREA motorways by about 0.94% from February 2026 per concession contracts, supporting stable revenue.

APRR's revenue excluding Construction grew by 2.9% in 2025, with significant contributions from Aliaé (A79).

APRR issued €500 million in six-year bonds to strengthen its financial flexibility and support general corporate needs.