BOUYGUES-UNSPONSORED ADR Business Summary

Bouygues SA (BOUYY) is a diversified French conglomerate that generates revenue through a multi-sector model spanning construction, energy services, telecommunications, and media. Its primary business segments include the Construction Division (comprising Bouygues Construction, Colas, and Bouygues Immobilier), Equans (multi-technical services and energy transition), Bouygues Telecom, and TF1 (broadcasting and content). Revenue is driven by long-term infrastructure contracts, recurring telecom subscriptions, and media advertising; notably, in June 2026, the company signed a Memorandum of Understanding to acquire SFR as part of a consortium with Orange and Iliad. Bouygues competes directly with global infrastructure peers such as Vinci SA and Eiffage, as well as telecommunications rivals like Orange SA and Iliad, positioning itself as a resilient, integrated operator with a strategic emphasis on energy transition and digital infrastructure. Founded in 1952 by Francis Bouygues, the group is currently led by Chairman Martin Bouygues and Group CEO Olivier Roussat, with the founding family maintaining strategic control through the SCDM holding company. The executive leadership team includes Stéphane Stoll, who was appointed Group CFO in August 2025, and Marie-Luce Godinot, the Senior Vice-President of Innovation, Sustainable Development, and Information Systems, who serves as the group's technology and digital lead. Other key executives include Deputy CEO Edward Bouygues and Pierre-Éric Saint-André, who assumed the role of CEO of Bouygues Construction in January 2026. The company’s ownership structure is characterized by high internal stability, with the Bouygues family and employees holding approximately 28% and 19% of the capital, respectively, as of July 2026.