Capgemini SE stock (FR0000125338): AGM highlights and insider ownership in focus after Paris trading

Capgemini SE shares traded around 101.95 EUR on Euronext Paris on 05/29/2026, leaving the France-based IT and consulting group close to the lower half of its recent trading range as investors digest outcomes from the 05/20/2026 annual general meeting and updated governance disclosures, according to stock price data from stockinvest.us as of 05/29/2026 and live quotes on Euronext Paris.

At the 05/20/2026 shareholders' meeting in France, Capgemini approved resolutions covering its 2025 financial statements, dividend distribution and board-related items, according to the AGM notice and summary published on the company’s investor relations site and on Euronext’s corporate events page, keeping the company aligned with French corporate governance rules.

The stock traded at 101.95 EUR on 05/29/2026 on Euronext Paris (ticker CAP), according to stockinvest.us price data as of 05/29/2026, while Euronext’s live quote page for FR0000125338 confirms active listing and trading in euros.

In Germany, the shares are also available via Tradegate in euro, offering an additional access point for investors who prefer German trading venues alongside the primary Euronext Paris listing.

As of: 05/30/2026

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Capgemini SE: core business model

The group operates as a global technology and consulting partner that supports enterprises and public institutions with IT services, cloud modernization, data and AI projects, and engineering and R&D work that together generate most of its revenue through multi-year transformation and outsourcing contracts.

Insider activity and ownership structure

Capgemini’s share register continues to reflect a mix of institutional investors, employee share ownership and insider stakes, with French regulatory filings indicating that directors and executive managers collectively hold a meaningful but minority portion of outstanding shares, consistent with typical patterns for large French blue-chip companies listed on Euronext Paris, according to ownership data summarized in recent French filings and investor presentations.

Employee shareholding plans, which Capgemini regularly renews and extends, add another layer to the insider ownership picture by giving staff in France and other core markets the opportunity to invest in the stock on preferential terms, a structure the company has highlighted at its 2026 Capital Markets Day and in prior investor communications as a way to align employee and shareholder interests.

Conclusion

Capgemini SE’s stock is trading just above 100 EUR on Euronext Paris following the 05/20/2026 annual general meeting in France, which approved key governance and dividend items and confirmed the company’s status as a major IT and consulting player in the French market.

Insider and employee ownership remains an important feature of the shareholder base alongside large institutional investors, and this structure, together with the AGM decisions, will continue to frame how the market evaluates the stock’s governance profile and long-term alignment between management, staff and external shareholders.

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