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Sopra Steria, a European big tech firm, in collaboration with IDEMIA, the leader in identity technologies, has secured a contract to revamp the French government's fingerprint management system, crucial for criminal investigations and convictions. This project, FAED V3, aims to enhance system performance and interoperability with EU police systems, boosting law enforcement capabilities. Sopra Steria's expertise in software and contract services, combined with IDEMIA's biometric software development, promises a robust and high-performance solution.
Their successful past collaborations on strategic projects highlight their unrivaled biometric know-how. This new endeavor underscores their commitment to supporting French government departments and advancing law enforcement technologies. With a workforce of around 55,000 employees across nearly 30 countries, Sopra Steria specializes in consulting, digital services, and software development, driving digital transformation for clients worldwide.
On the other hand, IDEMIA, as the global leader in identity technologies, endeavors to unlock the world safely through cutting-edge R&D and expertise in biometrics and cryptography. With a focus on ethical and socially responsible solutions, IDEMIA secures billions of interactions daily across physical and digital realms. The company's impact spans over 180 countries, trusted by numerous governmental organizations and enterprises.
The Sopra Steria Group's 2021 Universal Registration Document was registered with the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF) on 17 March 2022. This document is accessible online, featuring the Annual Financial Report and Management Report among other key disclosures.
It also includes details about the Statutory Auditors and their fees, along with information related to the company's share buyback program. This registration signifies compliance with regulatory requirements and demonstrates the company's commitment to transparency.
Sopra Steria Group (Euronext Paris: SOP) reported on its share structure as of February 28, 2022. The total number of shares stands at 20,547,701, while the theoretical number of voting rights is 26,493,354. However, the number of voting rights that can be exercised is slightly lower at 26,399,289. This information complies with the French Commercial Code and is intended to inform shareholders regarding the company’s voting rights.
Sopra Steria Group (SOP) has announced the launch of its new employee share ownership plan, We Share 2022, from March 28 to April 13, 2022. This plan aims to include around 96% of its employees across 14 countries, enhancing employee engagement by allowing them to invest in the company's success. Employees can acquire shares with an employer match of one free share per purchased share, capped at €3,000. A total of 200,000 shares are available for purchase, and if demand exceeds supply, shares will be allocated proportionally. Settlement is scheduled for May 5, 2022.
Sopra Steria Group reported strong financial results for 2021, achieving a 9.8% increase in revenue to €4,682.8 million. Organic growth was 6.4%, supported by a 75.8% rise in net profit to €187.7 million. The operating margin improved to 8.1%, and free cash flow surged to €264.4 million. The net financial debt decreased by 23.1% to €327.1 million, indicating strong financial health. The company proposed a dividend of €3.20 per share for 2021. For 2022, targets include organic revenue growth of 5-6% and an operating margin of 8.5-9.0%.
On 31 January 2022, Sopra Steria Group reported its share and voting rights statistics as mandated by French regulations. The company has a total of 20,547,701 shares. The theoretical number of voting rights stands at 26,497,781, with 26,406,581 voting rights available for use. These figures are crucial for shareholders to assess their influence in company decisions.
Sopra Steria Group has released a regulatory update detailing the share and voting rights as of 30 November 2021. The total number of shares stands at 20,547,701, with a theoretical number of voting rights at 26,511,279. The actual number of voting rights that can be exercised is 26,431,305. This information complies with the French Commercial Code and the General Regulations of the Autorité des Marchés Financiers.