Bolloré Logistics in the news

Bollore Logistics is a significant asset within Bollore SE, operating a global network of logistics services, while the parent company's stock shows recent stabilization despite a prior-year decline.

Bolloré Logistics's employee count decreased by 33.7% from 17,756 in 2023 to 11,771 in 2026.

Bolloré Group approved an exceptional €4.2 billion dividend following asset sales of approximately €10 billion, including Bolloré Logistics, while deferring new investments due to economic uncertainties.

A 2023 fire at a former Bolloré Logistics warehouse led to severe and escalating lithium contamination of groundwater, with depollution efforts hampered by legal disputes and accusations among the involved companies.

A 2023 fire at a Bolloré subsidiary's warehouse caused severe lithium groundwater pollution in France, raising environmental and health concerns with delayed cleanup and legal actions.

Three years after a lithium battery warehouse fire at Bolloré Logistics, groundwater near the site still shows dangerously high lithium levels due to runoff during cleanup and incomplete remediation efforts.

Bolloré Logistics has appointed Yves Laforgue as the new CEO for its Americas region, anticipating significant growth there.

Lithium levels have dramatically increased in groundwater three years after a fire at a Bolloré Logistics warehouse in Grand-Couronne, leading to environmental concerns and a lawsuit.

Highway France Logistics unsuccessfully contested a pollution cleanup order after a fire destroyed its warehouse linked to Bolloré Logistics.

Bolloré is investing €400 million to expand the Port of Abidjan with a new container terminal to boost capacity and regional trade.

Bolloré SE's stock shows steady, modest growth amid investor caution, driven by media holdings, stable logistics, and emerging battery tech, with analysts cautiously optimistic.

Highway France Logistics is criticized for delaying pollution cleanup after a fire destroyed its warehouse linked to Bolloré Logistics.

The owner of Bolloré Logistics' site has not proven plans to clear the fire-damaged area after a major lithium battery fire, risking fines and further administrative action.

The owner of Bolloré Logistics' buildings in Grand-Couronne was ordered by authorities to prove site cleanup after a lithium battery fire, with pollution and high cleanup costs involved.

The owner of Bolloré Logistics' buildings in Grand-Couronne was ordered by authorities to prove site cleanup after a 2023 lithium battery fire, with pollution cleanup costs estimated at 20 million euros.

Nearly three years after a lithium battery fire, Bolloré Logistics' site in Grand-Couronne faces renewed government pressure to complete debris removal and environmental cleanup amid contamination concerns.

CMA CGM has acquired Bolloré Logistics for €4.85 billion, marking its largest acquisition to expand its logistics activities alongside maritime transport.