Moroccan employees working for VINCI subsidiaries will soon have the chance to own a piece of the company. On May 2, Morocco’s financial market regulator approved a preliminary prospectus that paves the way for a new stock offering specifically designed for staff members of the French construction giant.
The initiative allows for the issuance or sale of nearly 8.85 million shares, which will be made available exclusively to employees in Morocco. The plan targets workers across eight local subsidiaries: FREYSSIMA, CEGELEC, DUMEZ, SOGEA, SOLSIF, EXPROM FACILITIES, VIGIPROM, and SIXENSE. The final price of the shares will be confirmed on May 23.
Key details about VINCI’s employee investment schemes, including the “CASTOR International” and “CASTOR International Relais 2025” funds, are outlined in the official documents submitted to the Moroccan Capital Market Authority. These filings also cover the updated group savings plan, which was revised earlier this year, and include VINCI’s 2024 universal registration document, recently filed with France’s own financial watchdog.
Interested employees can review the complete set of documents at their respective companies, at BMCI bank branches, or through the websites of both VINCI and the Moroccan market authority.
