Séché Environnement in the news

Séché Environnement's stock saw a slight rebound after a significant drop, as the company reported H1 2026 growth but a 23.3% decrease in net income due to non-recurring charges and confirmed its full-year financial objectives.

Séché Environnement's share price bounced back after a decline, despite a 23.3% decrease in net income for the first half of 2026, though the company confirmed its full-year targets.

Séché Environnement published its monthly update on the total number of voting rights and shares.

Séché Environnement reports increased H1 2026 revenue and EBITDA, driven by international expansion and acquisitions in Chile and Italy, offsetting a decline in French operations while maintaining financial leverage.

Séché Environnement announced the availability of its Half-Year Financial Report, filed with the AMF on October 5, 2026, accessible on their website and at their headquarters.

Séché Environnement SA reported respectable half-yearly earnings, with revenues exceeding forecasts, and analysts predict strong revenue growth for 2026 despite a slight dip in per-share earnings expectations.

Séché Environnement reported a 4.8% increase in H1 2026 revenue to  607.8m due to acquisitions, despite a 23.3% decrease in net income, while confirming its 2026 financial objectives.

Séché Environnement achieved significant international business growth, increased gross operating profitability, and maintained financial flexibility in H1 2026, confirming its 2026 targets.

Séché Environnement SA released their Q2 2026 earnings call presentation on September 11, 2026.

Séché Environnement is investing 300 million euros in a new waste sorting and recovery center in Nantes, significantly increasing its processing capacity and energy recovery.

Aurélie Mellier, fleet manager at Séché Environnement, discusses strategies for employee retention and motivation, focusing on a healthy work environment, recognition, and development opportunities.

SMC53 SAS, linked to Séché Environnement CEO Maxime Séché, acquired 900 shares of Séché Environnement on July 3, 2026, at 79.5801 euros per share.

Séché Environnement prioritizes continuous innovation and R&D to remain a leader in waste management, developing tailored solutions and new technologies to meet evolving environmental standards and client needs, as evidenced by its R&D center and 25 patents.

Séché Environnement experienced a nearly 40% drop in net profit in 2025 to 21 million euros, largely due to underperformance in its French operations, despite a 5.3% increase in revenue.

Séché Environnement acquired Chilean hazardous waste management leader Hidronor and Italian non-hazardous waste storage facility La Filippa, expanding its international footprint and increasing its waste treatment capacity.

Séché Environnement, a French waste management company, successfully issued 300 million euros in green hybrid bonds with a 6% yield, attracting strong investor demand.

Weil advised banks on Séché Environnement's ․400 million high yield offering, primarily for debt repayment related to an acquisition and general corporate purposes.

Séché Environnement acquired Singapore-based hazardous industrial waste management company ECO Industrial Environmental Engineering Pte Ltd for S$605 million.