(Updated with Just Eat, registrations in Europe)
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Update on European .EUFR markets
PARIS, November 17 (Reuters) – The stocks to follow on Thursday on the Paris Stock Exchange and in Europe where futures contracts indicate an opening in scattered order:
* RENAULT RENA.PA could reduce its stake in Nissan 7201.T to 15%, in order to bring it back to the level of that of the Japanese manufacturer with its own capital, the Nikkei Asian Review reported on Thursday.
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Renault plans to transfer more than half of its stake in Nissan-Nikkei
* BOUYGUES BOUY.PA confirmed its full-year outlook after posting a 4% increase in sales for the first nine months at constant scope and exchange rates.
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Bouygues-9-month turnover up 4% with Colas
* VINCI SGEF.PA reported on Wednesday traffic to airports up 57.8% in October year on year and said passenger traffic in the first ten months of 2022 had reached 70.8% of its 2019 level.
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Vinci Airports: traffic up 57.8% in October 2022 compared to 2021
* ATOS ATOS.PA has announced that it is in exclusive negotiations with Lutech to sell its activities in Italy.
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Atos enters into exclusive negotiations with Lutech for the sale of its activities in Italy
* AIR FRANCE-KLM AIRF.PA announced on Wednesday the success of its offer of bonds convertible into shares for a nominal amount of 305.3 million euros in order to repay the aid granted by the French State.
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Air France-KLM announces the success of its bond offering
* ADP ADP.PA announced on Wednesday that the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) had taken an additional equity stake of approximately 1.59%, bringing the total pension fund share Canadian in the French group at about 5.64%.
* LA FRANÇAISE DES JEUX FDJ.PA confirmed its 2022 objectives on Thursday and anticipates average annual growth in turnover for 2022-2025 at the top of a range of between 4% and 5%.
* THYSSENKRUPP TKAG.DE has announced that it will offer its first dividend in four years thanks to the strength of the steel and materials markets, but the group has warned that its profit and sales will fall sharply in 2023 when prices will fall.
* BURBERRY BRBY.L has published a growth of 11% of its quarterly turnover on a comparable store basis, a performance superior to the consensus provided by the luxury group.
* SIEMENS SIEGn.DE posted a profit from its industrial activities above expectations in the fourth quarter.
* JUST EAT TAKEAWAY TKWY.AS on Thursday announced a partnership in Europe with competitor Getir.
* AUTOMOTIVE SECTOR – The number of new car registrations in Europe rose 14.1% in October to 910,753 units, according to figures released Thursday by the Association of European Automobile Manufacturers (ACEA).
THE FRANCE & INTERNATIONAL 7-DAY AGENDA:
(Written by Claude Chendjou and Laetitia Volga, edited by Bertrand Boucey)