Becoming a shareholder

How to buy and hold Nexans shares?

To become a shareholder, there are 3 ways to hold shares: "direct registered shares", "administrated registered shares" or "bearer shares". Depending on the form of share ownership you choose, your point of contact will vary.

Shares in registered form

• You hold Nexans securities through Société Générale Securities Services in a standard securities account.
• Your contact person is Société Générale Securities Services’ Investor Relations Department.
• Your securities are registered in the books of Nexans.
• You benefit from free custody fees and specific brokerage fees.
• You automatically receive your invitation to the General Meeting.

To open an account or to transfer your shares, contact: Société Générale Securities Services 
32, rue du Champ de Tir - BP 81236
44312 Nantes Cedex 3
Tel. +33 (0) 2 51 85 67 89, then * then *15 or *16
Fax: +33 (0) 2 51 85 62 15
The service is open Monday to Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 17:30 p.m.

To transfer your shares, please use the following form and contact Société Générale Securities Services: Registered account agreement.

Shares in administered registered form

• You hold Nexans shares through the financial intermediary of your choice (your bank or financial institution), in standard account.
• Your contact remains your usual financial advisor.
• Your securities are registered in the books of Nexans. 
• Your custody fees and brokerage fees vary depending on the chosen financial institution.
• You automatically receive your invitation to the General Meeting directly by Nexans.

Shares in bearer form

• You hold Nexans shares through the financial intermediary of your choice (your bank or financial institution), in standard account or a French savings plan (e.g., Plan d’Epargne en Actions).​
• Your contact remains your usual financial advisor.
• Nexans will not be informed that you are a shareholder.​ ​
• Your custody fees and brokerage fees vary depending on the chosen financial institution.
• You must apply to your financial institution to receive the invitation of the General Meeting.