The French infrastructure group $DG (+6,37 %) exceeded market expectations last year.
Earnings before interest and taxes from ordinary activities rose by a good six percent to 9.56 billion euros in 2025, as the company announced on Thursday after the close of trading in Nanterre.
Turnover climbed by a good four percent to almost 74.6 billion euros. At the bottom line, profit increased by just under one percent to 4.9 billion euros.
The dividend is set to rise by 25 cents to 5.00 euros per share. Analysts had expected less on average.
The France withholding tax is a bit annoying but for me a classic buy & hold forever stock.
