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Vallourec appointed Isabelle Quéméneur, a former Danone executive, as its new Group Chief Digital and Information Officer to lead digital transformation efforts.

Vallourec's stock rose in after-hours trading, and the company appointed Isabelle Quéméneur as its new Chief Digital and Information Officer.

Vallourec appointed Isabelle Quéméneur as Group Chief Digital and Information Officer, joining the Executive Committee to lead digital transformation and IT.

Vallourec appoints Isabelle Quéméneur as the new Group Digital & Information Systems Director, effective October 5, 2026, to lead its digital transformation.

Vallourec appointed Isabelle Quéméneur as Group Chief Digital and Information Officer, starting October 5, 2026, to drive digital transformation and modernize work methods.

Vallourec's stock performance is analyzed through various weighted ratings for traders, investors, and overall quality, including an ESG MSCI score.

Vallourec appointed Isabelle Quéméneur as its new Digital & Information Systems Director and a member of its executive committee, effective October 5, 2026.

Vallourec's stock shows positive technical indicators ahead of Q3 results, with potential for price appreciation.

Vallourec has appointed Isabelle Quéméneur as the new Digital & Information Systems Director, who will also join the Executive Committee, effective October 5, 2026.

Vallourec is holding a Geothermal Workshop in Brazil on November 11-12, 2026, to present its latest solutions and technologies for geothermal wells to industry professionals.

Vallourec's stock shows a 42.44% consensus upside despite an 8% revenue drop in the first half of 2026, driven by strong operating cash generation and a new carbon capture and storage contract.

Vallourec's stock was stable today at 17.865 –, with 0.24% of its capital traded, showing a 5.38% drop in the last week but a 5.80% gain over the year.

Jefferies maintained its "buy" rating for Vallourec while lowering the price target from 27 EUR to 25 EUR.

Jefferies lowered Vallourec's price target to 25 euros but maintained a buy rating, citing persistent Middle East challenges and strong US demand for seamless tubes.

Jefferies cut Vallourec's price target to –25 euros due to Middle East logistics issues and reduced forecasts for 2026 and 2027, despite strong US market performance.

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