Wendel

Paris Stock Exchange:MF.PA

Sector

💰 Finance

Industries

💰 Investment Banking & Asset Management

💼 Private Equity

💰 Venture Capital

Location

France

Market Cap

USD 4.25 B

Share Price

USD 100.06

Avg Daily Volume

42,832

Change (1 day)

1.53%

Change (1 year)

7.72%

Change (YTD)

3.96%

Wendel EBIT Margin for the year ending December 31, 2024: 10.80%

Wendel EBIT Margin is 10.80% for the year ending December 31, 2024, a -18.63% change year over year. EBIT ratio is the ratio of EBIT to revenue, measuring a company's operating profitability without considering non-operating income or expenses.

Wendel EBIT Margin for the year ending December 31, 2023 was 13.28%, a 15.73% change year over year.
Wendel EBIT Margin for the year ending December 31, 2022 was 11.47%, a 4.35% change year over year.
Wendel EBIT Margin for the year ending December 31, 2021 was 11.00%, a 175.26% change year over year.
Wendel EBIT Margin for the year ending December 31, 2020 was 3.99%, a -55.24% change year over year.

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Paris Stock Exchange: MF.PA

Wendel

CEO	Mr. Laurent Mignon
IPO Date	July 20, 1992
Location	France
Headquarters	89 rue Taitbout
Employees	92,426
Sector	💰 Finance
Industries Investment Banking & Asset Management 💼 Private Equity 💰 Venture Capital

Description

Wendel is a private equity firm specializing in equity financing in middle markets and later stages through leveraged buy-out and transactions and acquisitions. It invests in both listed and non-listed companies. The firm typically invests in technology services and software, business services, healthcare and industrial technology. The firm seeks to invest in Africa, Europe, European Developed Markets, Western Europe, particularly France, and North America (United States and Canada). It invests between €150 million ($175.46 million) and €500 million ($584.87 million) in companies. It targets majority/control/large minority investments in listed or unlisted companies. The firm seeks to take a seat on the board of directors or supervisory board and key committees of its portfolio companies. It makes balance sheet investments. Wendel was founded in 1704 and is headquartered in Paris, France with additional offices across Asia, North America, United Kingdom and Europe.