Bolloré in the news

Many Prisma employees are opting for voluntary redundancy instead of working for Bollor's media group, surpassing the number of targeted job cuts.

Bolloré's stock rose slightly despite a 45 percent drop in first-half net income, driven by increased revenue and strong energy sector performance.

A book by Grasset authors criticizes Vincent Bollor‚ for the dismissal of Olivier Nora and his perceived political leanings.

Bolloré's stock gained 1.68% to 3.75 euros, surpassing the MM200 and MM20 despite a 9.5% quarterly decline, following mixed first-half 2026 results that included an 8% revenue increase and the cessation of Bluebus production.

A discreet holding company helped the Bolloré family regain Havas using group funds, hinting at Vincent Bolloré's succession.

Bolloré's stock gained 1.68% to €3.75, moving above its 200-day average, despite a 9.5% quarterly decline and mixed first-half results, which included revenue growth from Bolloré Energy but declines in Canal+ and UMG contributions.

Bollors stock rose despite a first-half profit decline, driven by increased revenue and strong performance in Bollor Energy, while net cash decreased due to dividends.

Bollore's first-half 2026 revenue increased to EUR 1.644 billion, but net income decreased to EUR 133 million, with reduced EBITA and a lower cash position and portfolio value.

A far-right media and cultural event in Perpignan featured speakers expressing bellicose sentiments about a cultural war and criticizing mainstream media, with some participants having connections to Bolloré's media interests.

Bolloré SE stock dipped slightly in after-hours trading, following the release of its first-half 2026 results which showed increased revenue but decreased operating income and net cash compared to the previous year.

CGR cinemas are accused by thirteen organizations of delisting the documentary 'Fini de rire', which is about Vincent Bolloré.

CGR cinemas deprogrammed "Fini de rire," a documentary criticizing political satire control and Vincent Bolloré, leading to condemnation from film organizations.

An investigation details a dinner hosted by Vincent Bolloré at his cinema, attended by media figures and right-wing politicians, discussing the 2027 elections.

Bollore reported higher first-half revenue but lower operating income and net profit, with a notable decline in cash and portfolio value after dividend distributions.

A new digital weekly, L'Infiltré, is launched by journalists with strong right-wing ties, backed by Vincent Bolloré, to challenge traditional media and support the Rassemblement National.

Bolloré's new media, L'Infiltré, launched with the intent to expose a 'mole' within the National Rally (RN) who was leaking information to other media outlets.

Bolloré's first-half 2026 results show higher sales but lower net income, while its stock is considered overvalued with a P/E of 43.6x and an expensive DCF valuation.

Yannick Bolloré of Havas shares insights on media buying, agency independence, and new business strategies.

The Bolloré group is launching a new online weekly, "L'Infiltré," through Lagardère News, positioned as a mainstream far-right publication.

Bolloré's stock rose due to an exceptional dividend payment despite a decline in operating income and net profit, with its share price remaining near a 52-week low.