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The specter of drought away with the recent rains. But the winter freeze damage to crops are more than expected as and as spring advances. "That damage is exceptionally large, Xavier Beulin regrets, FNSEA President. In total 600,000 hectares of wheat, canola and barley were destroyed by the cold wave of February. "

In a letter to the Minister of Agriculture, FNSEA asks Bruno Le Maire to trigger the emergency procedure in Europe. It provides "the inclusion of force majeure" as "a serious natural disaster affecting a major agricultural area of ​​operation", so that farmers continue to receive their aid.

The green light from Brussels

Payment of these grants is linked to European compliance by the operator of a number of criteria, including stick to crop type notified in advance. This "rotation" is defined in the declaration CAP (Common Agricultural Policy) that meet the farmers every year in May for the crops they will do next season. These conditions are required to receive direct payments. Other aid, indirect, are related to the implementation of certain agri-environmental standards guaranteed unsecured personal loan. The leaders of the FNSEA have already given the green light from Brussels. They now expect the French transposition.

Activation of this procedure will allow farmers, especially those in the north-eastern France, the winter freeze victims, not to be penalized twice: not only by the lower yield of spring planting, but also by a reduction in aid European sanctioning non-compliance of the crop rotation in their declaration CAP. Finally, the recognition of this act of God must allow an advance on anticipated aid on October 16, instead of early December.

Private insurance side, the amount of compensation that will be paid, should amount to some 70 million euros. But all farmers are far from having signed a contract to hedge. Finally, a new wave of freezing took place last week but it has affected this time departments of the central region, penalizing the orchards and vineyards.

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Since the beginning of the campaign, the Business Institute is screening the proposals of the major candidates. Holland in the program, the single most "budget-" would be the creation of 200,000 contracts "generation" every year. This device is for a company to keep a senior until his full retirement and hire the same time a young person under 25 years, with exemption of social contributions on both jobs for three years. It would weigh between 7.6 and 8.3 billion euros per year, at the end of the quinquennium.

Besides, the cost of 150,000 "jobs of the future" seems almost weightless! It would reach 823 million, including exemptions from employer contributions for – minority – of these jobs in the private sector. More expensive would be the possibility to retire at age 60 and full rate for those who have paid 41 years: $ 4 cheap credit report.5 billion in 2017.

Some measures in the bill forgotten

As for the passage of 75% to 50% by 2025 the nuclear share of electricity generation – which means "to increase the share of non-renewable energy from 15% to 40%" – it would cost 1, 8 billion to the state in 2017, in the form of tax loopholes (and double for the consumer as higher electricity prices).

Finally, the independent think tank the valid order of magnitude announced by the PS 20 billion in additional government spending per year, a lame, totally financed by tax increases. In this detail: some measures have been forgotten in the bill – including all those evaluated today by the Business Institute!

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Four major French media have joined forces to create the first private marketplace the ability to market, real-time auction, unsold advertising space on their websites. Before the rise of brokers in digital banners, boards Amaury Media, FigaroMedias, Lagardère, and TF1 Advertising Advertising AdMediaPremium have created their own platform to market these advertising formats on the Internet. The goal is to have a structure with a critical size. "We will offer media agencies and advertisers a platform that will combine power and premium content," says Constance Benqué, Chairman of Lagardère Advertising. Indeed, the four founding members show an audience of 22 million unique visitors per month and a stock of 3 billion web printing.

"It's a strong initiative and structuring. It reflects the desire of large media companies to restore value to their advertising, "said Laurent Solly, CEO of TF1 Advertising. Specifically, the four media sign a management contract with exclusive AdMediaPremium for marketing their inventories. "But this structure is also open to all other media sites premium. They will receive exactly the same commercial terms as founding members. We guarantee it, "says Pierre Conte, Deputy Managing Director and Group President of Figaro FigaroMedias.

AdMediaPremium, which will employ eight people, will also aim to collect and manage data of Internet users. In the digital world, data are valuable assets to sell off it would be detrimental to external actors.

Haute couture and ready-to-wear

On the site of a major media, advertising rates vary from 1 to 10 according to the hearing of the pages. The home pages of sites and themes are vertical slots super premium marketed directly governed by high tariffs. These pages represent a minor amount of inventory (15-20%) but the overwhelming majority of revenues. AdMediaPremium aims to market the locations of the second category – the many pages that have yet beautiful hearings – and the third category for pages that the depth of a site but are struggling to be marketed by the governed. These inventories are generally outsourced to brokers who sell to advertisers amid a flood of millions of other Web pages of any site. Logically, this vast inventory loses value.

"On the digital marketplace, there are two worlds: one specific, on which our advertising may practice is refocused on the speech marks, through special operations or video. The other world, the volume of highly qualified, is automated and marketing through market places. With our Adexchange, we will control both haute couture and ready-to-wear, "says Constance Benqué.

"It's because we want to enhance the premium character of our audience that we decided to launch AdMediaPremium. The four media partners are leading digital and provide coverage to 76% of AB +, "says Marianne Siproudhis, President of Amaury Media. "Our ambition is to represent by 2015, 25% of the market for auction banner ads. A market that weighs 200 million euros, "she explains.

"We are convinced that the French media groups must come together around this project deal with world leaders," says Martine Hollinger, president of TF1 Advertising.

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This is the latest find from Danone to encourage Parisians to drink mineral water and prevent them drop out in favor of tap water. Since Monday, the group delivers home bottles of Evian, Badoit, Volvic, and Salvetat Taillefine. After ordering on the site evianchezvous.com, customers are delivered in 48 hours. A free service from 15 euros purchase.

After two years of testing in the fifteenth arrondissement of Paris, Danone extends this service to all of the capital and four nearby municipalities: Issy-les-Moulineaux, Boulogne, Neuilly and Levallois. "For most consumers, bear packs of water is the main obstacle to the purchase, said Frédéric Guichard, Chief Marketing Officer of Danone Waters France. Families who have tested delivery increased significantly their consumption, even if they were not necessarily repeat customers or regular customers of e-commerce. "

The average order of products offered "prices of supermarkets in Paris" is 20 euros, an amount equal to 36 bottles of Evian. Service direct sales, that is "complementary" shopping and home delivery offers existing (Hooray Telemarket, monoprix.fr …), should be profitable next year.

"Evianchezvous is only one example of our commitment to continually reinvent our business, assures Veronica Penchienati, CEO of Danone Waters France. Our product does not change, except for a few flavors, and we must therefore stimulate the market otherwise. "

The price of tap water highly competitive

After several years of decline, including a sharp drop of 6% in 2007 and 2008, the market for bottled water is rising again since 2010. Last year growth was 2.8% by volume, more performance due to the efforts of different actors as the weather, ensures Danone. "Among us alone, investments have increased by about 5% annually since 2008," said the leader.

Danone Eaux France, second largest in volume behind Nestlé (Vittel, Contrex, Perrier, San Pellegrino …), estimated to reap the benefits of its strategy to reconcile the French with mineral water. Last year, the worldwide turnover of the cluster (15% of the group's activity) increased by 15.7%, and "about 5%" in France. "All brands have seen sales growth in supermarkets, such as restoration," said Veronique Penchienati.

To continue to attract consumers this year and thus consolidate its leading position in value, both in restaurants and stores for Evian and Badoit in restaurants, bottles of two brands were redesigned. At a price of 4 euros per pack of 6 bottles of Badoit and about 3 euros for Evian, the danger of a consumer arbitration in favor of tap water, however, grows with the crisis. "The price increase will be less than 1%, against 2% in 2010," says Veronique Penchienati, convinced of the impact of marketing events and promotions, which will remain at a high level.

 

We can no longer say that sports fans are more addicted to TV land … In 2011 only, the Internet has indeed surpassed for the first time on television as their main source of sports information for young people. This is the main lesson of the annual study that Havas unveiled Wednesday as part of the Global Sports Forum (GSF) of Barcelona, ​​which runs until March 9. Entitled "Globalization and new media in sport", it looks in seven countries on the media behavior of sports fans over 18 years, that is to say, those who inform on the subject at least once a month.

Among them, the fans 18 and 35 years are 36.1% to learn about their sport or favorite team on the web, against 32.1% on the small screen. "Consumption" live "is increasingly complemented by a consumer" share "around the sporting event, explains Lucien Boyer, CEO of Havas Sports & Entertainment, which organizes the GSF. With a plebiscite for the video, since 48% of fans prefer this type of content written contributions. "It must be said that these images are often not available on other media.

Among younger (18-27 years), social networks Facebook and Twitter, growth drivers, topped platforms used, whereas 28-35 years have more trust in traditional media sites. All ages, television is still the media king to watch sports, because 94.3% of fans use it at least once a day for information. "The consumption of sports on the Internet is added to that on the small screen, it does not cannibalize, based Lucien Boyer. People tweet while watching Madonna at halftime of the Super Bowl final: there is a diversity of topics, shared across multiple screens. "

More international meetings

Second great lesson of the study: internationalizing the content, the Web supports the demand of international meetings of the fans. A third of them (35.8%) prefer "largely" local meetings. Apart from the English fans, all would also see more games from foreign leagues on their screens (60 to 80% by country). Globalization of content that plays on the reputation of the championships, especially in football. The prize is awarded to the English Premier League, which manages the feat to bring more fans abroad (58.9%) than at home. Like Barca Catalan (60%). Instead, the French league, still sealed by the fiasco of the World 2010, suffers from a strong lack of image, with only 5% of fans outside the hexagonal borders.

Originality, this year, the panel studied include Poland, within weeks of the start of the Euro 2012 football championship held in the country and Ukraine. A market that stands out from any influence of social networks, for reasons of Internet penetration. His teams also benefit from a more strongly associated with purely sporting values ​​(win games, offering a beautiful game …). This is not the case teams in Western Europe, associated with values ​​of "sports business". Chief among the objectives cited by respondents for these clubs seeking sponsorship, ticket sales and merchandising.

 

• Why the French Rugby Federation (FFR) she wants to have its own stadium?

Like the FA with Twickenham Rugby, the FFR wants to have its own sports arena in order to control the revenue generated by the sport. This is not the case today. Indeed, as part of an agreement that binds the Stade de France since 1998, and until 2013, the FFR plays its games in the Six Nations tournament in the home stadium of La Plaine Saint-Denis, as well as a part of his tour matches. Which implies to comply with a timetable and costs a lot of money: 400,000 euros per game.

Moreover, the federation does not take advantage of significant economic benefits, such as revenue from the operation of the lodges or advertising space, returning to the consortium of Stade de France. In total, between 1998 and 2008, the federation estimated 160 million shortfall. "It's an entrepreneurial logic on the part of the FFR, which aims to develop its own production, explains Stéphane Raffalli, deputy mayor of Ris-Orangis and carrying a project site. Unlike football, ticket revenues are crucial to the development of rugby. " A connection that confirms Serge Blanco, vice president of the FFR in charge of the project, and believes that the future stadium will include "recover monies, and to distribute differently between amateur and professional" * ….. …

• What are the characteristics of the speaker?

It will have about 82,000 seats. To avoid the trap of "white elephant" (these stages abandoned or operating only a few days per year), the federation wants a multifunctional enclosure. Like the Stade de France, which receives about fifty events each year, the future new stadium will be able to accommodate sporting events as well as concerts, fairs, conferences, trade shows … Another priority of the project: the retractable roof (which should avoid any disappointments such as the cancellation of the France-Ireland 11 February), and the lawn removable for holding non-sporting events. Finally, it asks the candidate sites a footprint of at least 15 acres, good access and control over land.

• How much will it cost?

The estimated cost for this stage of the fifth generation of 600 million euros. A budget of size: for example the future stage of the Enlightenment of Olympique Lyonnais, will cost 450 million euros to 60,000 seats. The FFR will bring between 150 and 200 million euros. The remaining funding will come from private partners, led by the assumptions used in naming (a practice for a brand to give his name to a sports arena). The federation wants a first opening of the new stadium grandstands in 2017, later than in 2018, a depreciation of equipment in 2024.

• Where the stadium will be built there?

Two candidate sites are still in contention: and. The design of the new stadium remains the prerogative of the FFR, which will select architects. In turn, sites must "lend credibility to the project perimeter around a living" explains Stéphane Raffalli. Sales events, accessibility, presence of businesses, green spaces, leisure village: the proposals are to develop multiple sites. The main difference is in the current environment. At Orly Thiais, we put forward a site of 55 hectares, "that already works."  

The site Thiais-Orly, also a candidate.

Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet unveils the contents of the interim report released today on Nuclear Safety.

The FIGARO. – The agreement between the PS and the Greens provides the closing of 24 nuclear reactors by 2025 if elected president Francois Hollande. What do you think?

Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet. – Is the culmination of an absurd kind of negotiation, "a reactor against a constituency." Conventional wisdom says that does not mix the cabbage and carrots. Contrary to their denials, that's exactly what the Greens and the PS. This is not serious about the nuclear issue but it is a fundamental problem for all subjects, a method that has been seen at work in 1997-2002. The program of the Socialist Party does not contain anything about the environment, it subcontracts these questions to the Greens who, themselves, pursue political goals payday loans with no fax.While a tsunami can occur at Fessenheim in Alsace, imagine how to react in a situation of utter devastation, whatever the causes, natural or human, as a result of a terrorist attack, for example. IRSN proposes to determine the list of essential safety equipment of a reactor which must be "overprotected." An example: sand filters, which, in case of accidents, prevent the spread of radioactive cesium in the environment, could be consolidated. These measures will likely assume additional investment. Again, the economy should not limit the collateral.

29.9 billion euros. This is the minimum cost per year, calculated by the Institute of the company, the sixteen main proposals of the socialist program and François Hollande for the presidency in 2012.

Measures François Hollande

The Institute has calculated the company eight measures developed by the Socialist candidate in the primary. First, the creation of 12,000 teaching positions per year, or 60,000 on the five-year term. This would cost 360 million euros per year, cumulative $ 1.8 billion in 2017. "These new posts create an implicit debt to the State, which undertakes to pay the pensions of these agents when they reach retirement age," says the Institute. The rating is saltier contracts for generation, exempting charges for three years as a young recruit companies while maintaining a senior job.This measure, the five-year cumulative, burden on public finances from 30.5 to 33 billion.

Another strong measure: the extension of the RSA under 25 years of activity without preconditions. The Enterprise Institute estimates that 120,000 to 200,000 young people could be affected, which would represent an annual cost of 528 to 876,000,000. With "a serious risk of imprisonment in a youth inactivity trap and a significant risk of fraud", the RSA representative "70% of the money diverted to family allowance." The Institute also estimated the cost of the massive development of renewable energy and reducing from 75 to 50% of the nuclear power generation by 2025. The bill? 10.9 billion a year.If this effort can reduce French imports of energy, it will be "on the other hand a negative effect on the purchasing power of households, through the rising cost of energy bills," warns the IDE.

The measures of the Socialist Party

Winner of the primary, Francois Hollande has not yet specified what action the program he intended to resume the PS no fax payday loans. The Institute has calculated the company in the main. The establishment of a public early childhood, a key measure of the project would cost between 4.5 and 5 billion per year. Half the budget of the justice! The bulk of the bill would come from the creation of 360,000 childcare places (3.8 billion per year … just by operating costs), welcoming children from 2 years to kindergarten cost him, by 720 million year.Much controversy as the assistant accused of favoring the creation of a study allowance for trainees is paradoxically less expensive. The Institute's $ 1.3 billion per year. The reason? This new allowance would replace other aid, and especially young people concerned only with limited resources. The bill would particularly high, however (9.6 billion per year), if the allowance was extended to all students, warns the Institute.

In a more traditional vein, the PS promotes the appreciation of the disabled adult allowance (AAH) and better care for older people, through the personal autonomy allowance (APA).According to the Institute, which takes the hypothesis of a revaluation of these allowances by 20% over five years, the AAH would cost $ 1.7 to $ 1.9 billion a year more, and the APA, 1, 5-2100000000.

Cell quantification of presidential projects, implemented by the Institute of the company, will now address the evaluation of the revenue side of the PS program. The question is whether Francois Hollande planned 30 billion of resources to balance its balance sheet. Last outstanding issue: the institute did not look back on the pension reform, suggested by the PS but never clearly put on the table by François Hollande. If this were the case, the encryption would rise much faster.

After winning nearly 4% last week, the CAC 40 has shown much hesitation on Monday. After opening on a positive note on Monday, rising 0.81% to 3243.93 points, it is passed back to balance, to 3218.06 points (-0.02%) on the stroke of 13 hours before significantly in the red sign at closing. In the final meeting, the CAC 40 shows a decrease of 1.61% below 3200 points at 3166.06 points.

The enthusiasm of the morning gave way to uncertainty about after German leaders who are very cautious about a future resolution of the crisis in Europe.

Investors have not long welcomed the determination shown by European finance ministers at the G20 Finance last weekend."Advanced countries will adopt, taking into account their respective national circumstances, policies to strengthen the confidence and support growth and implement measures clear, credible and targeted to rebalance public finances" stressed ministers in statement.

Above all, they promise to make a decision at the European Summit of October 23, described as "decisive" on Saturday by Minister of Economy Baroin.For its part, the ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet said the euro was "not threatened", but called on all Europeans to be "extremely vigilant" with regard to public finances.

Attempted to reassure the ability of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to support countries in difficulty, Christine Lagarde, the Executive Director, has determined that the resources of the institution for the time were "appropriate" and "fit" to Micro Europe 1. And, while many European countries are considering to use the Fund to prevent contagion of the crisis in the euro area in case of bankruptcy of Athens.

Measures of expected savings on the U.S. side

On the other side of the Atlantic, U.S. President Barack Obama must include measures of fiscal consolidation through a savings plan.Last Friday, the country's budget deficit reached 8.7% of GDP in 2010-2011, 0.3 points less than in the previous year, according to the Treasury. In absolute terms however, the fiscal gap widened slightly compared to fiscal 2010, 0.4%, from the threshold of 1.299 trillion dollars, making it the second biggest deficit of the History of the United States.Concerns also weigh on U.S. growth, after the deterioration of consumer sentiment surprise U.S. beginning in October, falling incomes leading consumer expectations to their lowest level for over 31 years guaranteed approval cash advance loans.

Following the announcement of the failure of 20% of the 360,000 small businesses in Zhejiang Province since the beginning of the year, Beijing also pledged to "rebalance" its growth engines through a battery of measures this week.

The euro retreated slightly

On the foreign exchange market, the euro fell slightly against the U.S. dollar on Monday morning at 1.284 dollars (-0.21%). While oil was up in Asia after a barrel of "light sweet crude" for November delivery clinching 35 cents to 87.15 dollars in early electronic trading.Barrel of Brent North Sea crude for December delivery gained 18 cents to 112.41 him dollars.

Banks remain top values ​​to follow this Monday

• Banking

Standard & Poor's (S & P) announced Friday it lowered the long-term rating of BNP Paribas (-3.72% to 31.05 euros) from "AA" to "AA-" and the Bichri (Banking Industry Country Risk Assessment) of France in Group 1 Group 2. In this context, investors will keep an eye on Societe Generale (-2.81% to 20.25 euros) and Credit Agricole (-2.16% to 5.085 euros).

• Dexia (-16.71% to 0.578 euros)

The National Assembly will consider the draft supplementary budget by establishing a government guarantee.

• Air France-KLM (1.43% to 5.606 euros)

A special board meets Monday for the start RECORDED Pierre-Henri Gourgeon, as revealed by Le Figaro yesterday.In addition, three cabin crew unions (PNC) filed a strike notice for the weekend of All Saints to protest job cuts.

• Renault (-3.06% to 26.635 euros)

The new organization called the head of the manufacturer after the false spy case will come into force on 2 November as planned and strengthen the power of the CEO Carlos Ghosn with the aim to avoid the fiasco of the early recurrence in 2011.

• Axa (1.74% to 10.745 euros)

The French insurer Axa wants to eliminate by 2015 about 1,500 jobs in Germany, or one sixth of its workforce in the country, the Financial Times Deutschland on Monday.

• Eurosic (-0.43% to 32.35 euros)

The group has completed the acquisition of 22 office buildings with GE Capital Real Estate valued rights included 340 million euros.

• Edenred (-3.03% to 18.57 euros), Guyenne Gascogne (1.50% to 80.66 euros), Mercialys (-0.11% to 27.5 euros) will publish their results for the third quarter after Stock Exchange.

The Paris Bourse, who did not know which way to turn this morning, finally chose optimism shortly before the opening of U.S. markets, and the day after a sharp drop in session. The CAC 40, which started up in shy and then fell below 3200 points in late morning, far back in the green earlier this afternoon. To 15 hours, he climbed 1.28% to 3227.37 points. The London FTSE is also up dansle green, up 1.37% to 5477.59 points. The Frankfurt Dax climbed meanwhile to 1.56%, passing over the threshold of 6000 points to 6006.86 points.

While the debt crisis still occupies all minds. Last night, Spain has been the target of the rating agencies.After Fitch, Standard and Poor's lowered turn a notch sovereign rating of Spain, to "AA-", citing the "uncertain prospects for growth" of the country and the likely further deterioration in the Spanish financial system . Banks are also in the viewfinder. While the leaders of the euro area support more vigorously a recapitalization of the sector, Fitch up seven institutions on negative watch, including French banks BNP Paribas, Credit Agricole and Societe Generale.

However, investors welcomed the good news last night: the green light given by the Slovak Parliament to strengthen the European Financial Stability Fund (EFSF). This gives air to the single European currency traded at 1.3802 dollars around 15 hours.

Debt problems in the euro zone should just stay in the heart of the Paris meeting, tonight and tomorrow until Saturday, finance ministers of the latter must include G20.Ces prepare the summit to be held in early November. France has also supported the idea of ​​making Thursday the EFSF bank. The markets have hopes of progress on the case.

Busy schedule

Operators also appreciate the battery indicator on both sides of the Atlantic side disappointment, inflation accelerated more than expected in September in the euro area, moving to 3% against 2.5% the month above, said Friday the EU statistics office Eurostat.

However the U.S., retail sales rose more than expected in September (1.1% against 0.7% expected). At the same time, import prices in the U.S. rose 0.3%.Rather reassuring statistics on the state of the U.S. economy. However, most investors expect the index of consumer sentiment for October and business inventories.

In China, inflation slowed slightly to 6.1% in September, against 6.2% in August, the government said Friday, but remains at a high level that does not bode a loosening of Chinese monetary policy.

Values ​​to follow

Banking sector

Placement on negative watch by Fitch of several institutions weighs on prices.BNP Paribas lost 3.49% to 32.18 euros, Societe Generale 2.62% to 21.04 euros and Credit Agricole 0.42% to 5.26 euros.

Veolia Environnement: 1.21% to 11.30 euros

The group has hired investment bank DC Advisory for the sale Citelum, a major global players in the lighting and electronic equipment areas, reports Les Echos.

Accor: 2.70% to 22.64 dollars

Already a leader in Asia Pacific, the group will open more than 200 by 2014, including doubling its presence in Indonesia, new land for expansion after China and India. The group also plans to sell seven hotels Suite Hotel, located mostly in Paris, for $ 77 million to a consortium of French investors.

CA Cheuvreux has decided to lower its price target from 35.5 to 29.5 euros to reflect the slowdown in the global economy but it remains to outperform.

Carrefour: 1.78% to 17.15 euros

Cheuvreux lowered its price target from 19 to 16 euros and remains under-performance.

GDF Suez: 1.58% to 23.49 euros

According to a report in Le Figaro, confirmed by a spokesman, the gas distributor has filed an appeal Thursday in the Council of State against the government's decision to freeze gas prices for individuals from 1 October.

Belvedere: 3.22% to 29.14 euros

The Court of Appeal of Nimes, which examined the validity of Thursday a new backup procedure given in July to spirits group, has reserved its decision on 1 December, according to sources familiar with the matter.

Eurazeo: 1.53% to 33.21 euros

The group announced Thursday an investment of 37 million euros in 3S Photonics, a French specialist in opto-electronic components including the Strategic Investment Fund held 18%.The operation, which includes a capital increase will allow Eurazeo to control 83% of 3S Photonics.

Stallergènes: 1.11% to 45.60 euros

The group confirmed Thursday its growth objectives and scope for this year despite the slowdown in activity growth in the third quarter.

Eutelsat: 1.16% to 29.74 euros

The group announced Thursday night that he would propose to the November 8th general meeting of shareholders to elect as president of its board of directors Jean-Martin Folz, former CEO of PSA Peugeot Citroën, succeeding Giuliano Berretta .

Netgem: -4.51% to 2.75 euros

The group reported Thursday a drop of 45% of its turnover in the first nine months of the year to 59.4 million euros and said that the forecast revenue in the second half would be comparable to the first.He added that his business continued to grow profitably, to increase cash flow.

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