By Gianluca Lo Nostro, Florence Loeve and Paul Sandle GDANSK/PARIS/LONDON (Reuters) - Vivendi management and bosses of some ...

Vivendi, after spinning off into four companies in December, is urged to clarify strategies for its units Canal+, Havas, and Louis Hachette Group to assure investors of the move's value. Meanwhile, ...

(Bloomberg) -- French billionaire Vincent Bolloré’s project to split Vivendi SE into four aims to boost the firm’s value. It hasn’t so far, with shares spiraling to the lowest level in a ...

Bolloré, Vivendi’s largest shareholder, said Canal+ could be worth close to €7bn (£5.8bn) as a separate entity. Vivendi, which trades on Euronext Paris, also spun off its advertising company Havas in ...

Vivendi's strategic clarity post-split needs bolstering, say analysts. The French media company, disbanded into four units, seeks optimal value realization. Meanwhile, Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson ...

Three spinoffs from French right-wing tycoon Vincent Bollore's Vivendi media empire debuted on stock markets on Monday, with mixed results as shares in the Canal+ television and film group tanked ...

But from 2015, the developer faced a takeover attempt from the Vivendi group controlled by conservative billionaire Vincent Bollore. Vivendi built a 25-percent stake by the following year with the ...

Shares in Vivendi's newly listed businesses fell in their first month of trading to levels below their combined value before the split, undermining the Bollore family's hopes to boost value.

Vivendi’s spin-off into four standalone companies, including Canal+, Havas, and Louis Hachette Group, aimed to unlock value ...

The spin-offs in December, backed by the Bollore family, split Vivendi into four multi-billion-euro companies in a bid to unlock value as the French media conglomerate's overall market ...

The spin-offs in December, backed by the Bollore family, split Vivendi into four multi-billion-euro companies in a bid to unlock value as the French media conglomerate’s overall market ...