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  • Western Sydney International awards 10-year retail contract to Lagardère AWPL

    Western Sydney International Airport has awarded a 10-year retail concession to Lagardère AWPL to operate 11 stores across international and domestic precincts, covering about 33,400 sq ft. Approximately 60% of the space will be duty‑free, with the remainder for travel essentials and specialty retail featuring a ‘best of the west’ concept and First Nations cultural elements. Retail fitouts will begin in the coming months ahead of the airport’s first passenger flights in October and the maiden international departure to Singapore on November 23. The airport plans further development as part of a broader master plan through 2045, including an airport city and expanded 24/7 commercial offerings. » More on forbes.com


  • Lagardere SCA achieves revenue and EBIT growth and significantly reduces net debt

    Lagardere SCA reports for H2 2025 a revenue increase to €9.6bn (+4%) and an adjusted EBIT of €551m (+8%). Net profit rose to €112m, net debt was reduced to below €1.6bn and the leverage ratio now stands below 2x. Growth came mainly from publishing and travel retail; Hachette Book Group is now the third-largest publisher in the US. For 2026 the company expects stable revenue growth, further margin improvements in travel retail and continues to focus on debt reduction; a dividend of €0.06 per share was proposed. » More on de.investing.com


  • Lagardère Travel Retail opens duty-free store at Kigali Airport as Africa revenues surge

    Lagardère Travel Retail has opened a 4,700 sq ft Aelia duty-free shop at Kigali International Airport in partnership with Rwanda-based Flairway, expanding its footprint to more than 30 stores across eight African countries. The company cites Africa as one of its fastest-growing regions, with revenue up 35% in the third quarter. The Kigali store highlights local Rwandan brands in wines, spirits and beauty alongside travel essentials, while executive changes broaden regional oversight to support further expansion across West, Central and East Africa. » More on forbes.com

Historical dividends Dividends

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In 2026, Lagardère has already paid €0.67 in dividends. The last payout was in May.

Financials

In the last quarter, Lagardère had revenue of €4.46bn and net profit of €30.95m
(EUR) June 2026
YoY
Revenue 4.46bn -
Gross profit 249.63m -
Net profit 30.95m -
EBITDA 659.01m -

Fundamentals

Metric Value
Market capitalization
€2.6bn
Number of shares
142.89m
52-week high/low
€21.16 - €18.18
Dividend yield
3.65%
Dividends TTM
€0.67
Beta
0.81
P/E ratio
12.24
PEG ratio
-18.36
P/B ratio
2.97
P/S ratio
0.27

Company profile

Lagardere SA engages in content publishing, production, broadcasting, and distribution businesses worldwide. It operates through two divisions: Lagardère Publishing, and Lagardère Travel Retail. The Lagardère Publishing division includes book publishing and e-publishing businesses, which cover the areas of education, general literature, illustrated books, partworks, dictionaries, youth works, mobile games, board games, and distribution in English, French, and Spanish languages. The Lagardère Travel Retail division is involved in retail activities in transit hubs and concessions in travel essentials, duty free and fashion, and food services fields. As of December 31, 2021, this segment operated 2,928 stores under its own international store names, such as Relay, Hubiz, 1Minute, Hub Convenience, Discover, Tech2go, Aelia Duty Free, The Fashion Gallery, The Fashion Place, Eye Love, So Chocolate, Bread&Co., Hello!, So! Coffee, Trib's, Vino Volo, Natoo, etc., as well as store names with a local identity comprising BuY Paris Duty Free, Casa Del Gusto, and The Belgian Chocolate House. It also operates stores under franchises or licenses, with retail partners that include TripAdvisor, Fnac, iStore, Marks & Spencer, Hermès, Victoria's Secret, Nespresso, Costa Coffee, Burger King, Dean & Deluca, Eric Kayser, and Paul. In addition, the company engages in the sale of advertising space, magazine circulation, and television broadcasting services; produces concerts and shows; manages entertainment venues; and provides licensing and digital services. Further, it operates radio stations under the Europe 1, Virgin Radio, and RFM names; publishes magazine under the Paris Match name and weekly newspaper under the Le Journal du Dimanche name; and offers a global media imprint under the Elle name. The company was formerly known as Lagardère SCA and changed its name to Lagardere SA in June 2021. The company was founded in 1826 and is headquartered in Paris, France.

Name
Lagardère
CEO
Arnaud Lagardere
Headquarters Paris, if
France
Website
Sector
Communication Services
Industry
Entertainment
IPO
03/01/2000
Employees 38,127

Ticker symbols

Exchange Symbol
Euronext
MMB.PA
SIX
MMB.SW
Pnk
LGDDF
Frankfurt
LAG.F
Düsseldorf
LAG.DU
Hamburg
LAG.HM
London
0HB2.L
Paris
MMB.PA
München
LAG.MU
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