Société de la Tour Eiffel Releases Liquidity Contract Report
Société de la Tour Eiffel has announced the results of its liquidity contract managed by Gilbert Dupont for the second half of 2025. As of December 31, 2025, the liquidity account held 12,371 shares and a cash balance of 43,808.59 euros.
Details of the Liquidity Account
According to the press release, the liquidity account managed by Gilbert Dupont for Société de la Tour Eiffel contained, as of December 31, 2025, a total of 12,371 shares and a cash balance of 43,808.59 euros. These figures reflect the evolution of available resources within the liquidity arrangement set up by the real estate company. The liquidity contract was initially funded with 400,000 euros in cash, with no shares at the time of its establishment, the company indicates. This type of contract aims to enhance the liquidity of securities in the market and ensure regularity in pricing.
Trading Activity in the Second Half of 2025
During the second half of 2025, the liquidity contract's activity resulted in the purchase of 29,272 shares for a total amount of 136,367.21 euros, spread over 697 transactions, the group specifies. On the selling side, 27,405 shares were sold for a total amount of 128,758.57 euros, conducted through 471 transactions. This activity reflects the interventions made by Gilbert Dupont under its liquidity mandate over the last six months of the year. The volume of purchases thus slightly exceeded that of sales during the period, leading to an increase in the number of shares held in the account.
Comparison with the First Half of 2025
At the close of the first half of 2025, on June 30, the liquidity account included 10,504 shares and a cash balance of 51,417.23 euros, the press release recalls. The comparison with the situation as of December 31, 2025 shows an increase of 1,867 shares held in the liquidity account, while the cash balance decreased by 7,608.64 euros in the second half. This development falls within the normal management of the liquidity contract, whose goal is to intervene to regulate the price of the stock according to market conditions. The company has fulfilled its reporting obligations by publishing this semi-annual report in accordance with regulations.