Renault Proposes the Nomination of Marie-José Donsion to the Board
On February 18, 2026, the Renault Board of Directors decided to propose to the General Shareholders' Meeting on April 30, 2026, the appointment of Marie-José Donsion as an independent director for a term of four years.
Marie-José Donsion is set to succeed Pierre Fleuriot, whose term will expire at the conclusion of the General Meeting on April 30, 2026. She will join the Audit and Risk Committee, reflecting her expertise in accounting and financial matters. Having served as the Chief Financial Officer, Information Systems and Digital at Arkema Group since 2018, Marie-José Donsion brings over 25 years of experience in major international industrial groups.
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The role of lead director, currently held by Pierre Fleuriot, will be assigned to Bernard Delpit following the General Meeting. Bernard Delpit and Annette Winkler will join the Governance and Compensation Committee, which will be chaired by Armelle de Madre. Additionally, Sébastien Jacquet, who has been a board member representing employees since late 2024, has decided to vacate his seat for a woman to be appointed in May 2026. This change is in compliance with new European regulations requiring balanced representation of women and men in the board of directors representing employees, to be implemented by June 30, 2026.
"Nos résultats 2025, dans un contexte de marché difficile, démontrent l’engagement de nos équipes pour délivrer une performance régulière de premier plan parmi les acteurs de l’industrie automobile."
Résultats 2025: chiffre d’affaires Groupe de 57 922 millions d’euros (+3,0 % YoY; +4,5 % à taux de change constants); chiffre d’affaires Automobile de 51 442 millions d’euros (+1,8 %); marge opérationnelle Groupe de 6,3 %; résultat net part du Groupe de -10 931 millions d’euros; résultat net du Groupe hors Nissan de 715 millions d’euros; free cash-flow Automobile de 1 473 millions d’euros; position financière nette Automobile de 7 370 millions d’euros; dividende proposé de 2,20 euros par action; perspectives 2026: marge opérationnelle du Groupe entre 5 % et 7 %, free cash-flow de l’Automobile d’environ 1,0 milliard d’euros et dividendes Mobilize Financial Services d’environ 350 millions d’euros; perspectives à moyen terme axées sur une croissance soutenue et la réduction des coûts.
Outlook / guidance
Management commentary: Renault Group vise une marge opérationnelle du Groupe entre 5 % et 7 % du chiffre d’affaires sur le moyen terme et un free cash-flow de l’Automobile d’environ 1,0 milliard d’euros par an en moyenne sur le moyen terme, incluant environ 350 millions d’euros de dividendes reçus de Mobilize Financial Services à partir de 2026.
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