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Viridien reports recurring developments for an advanced technology, digital and Earth data company serving natural resource, digital, energy transition and infrastructure markets. Company updates commonly cover quarterly and annual results, cash generation, segment performance, capital expenditure, working capital, and the contribution of Geoscience and Earth Data activities.
News also tracks deleveraging actions, bond redemptions, senior secured notes, credit-rating updates, and regulated French market disclosures. Recurring governance and capital-structure notices include AMF voting-rights and share-count publications, Universal Registration Document filings, corporate governance reporting, and sustainability-information certification.
Viridien (CGG) reported its capital and voting rights as required by French regulations. As of July 31, 2026, the company had 7,219,747 issued shares, 7,255,968 actual voting rights and 7,256,217 theoretical voting rights, reflecting double-voting registered shares and non-voting treasury shares.
Viridien (CGG) announced that its 2026 interim financial report, covering the period ended June 30, 2026, has been filed with the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF). The report is available on Viridien’s website in the Investors section under “Regulated information” and “Results and Publications”.
Viridien (Euronext Paris: VIRI, ticker CGG) reported Q2 2026 segment revenue of $232m, down 15% year-on-year, while IFRS revenue rose 43% to $336m driven by a $103m IFRS 15 timing impact from completion of the Laconia project in the US Gulf. Adjusted segment EBITDAs were $92m (-14%), and IFRS EBITDAs $186m (+174%). The quarter showed an operating loss of $7m and a net loss of $26m.
Net Cash Flow was $6m in Q2 (vs $30m), taking H1 2026 Net Cash Flow to $32m, more than triple H1 2025. Net debt excluding IFRS 16 fell to $692m from $735m at end-2025 and $856m a year earlier, supported by the asset-light model and disciplined capex. Geoscience backlog reached $306m, up 19% vs end-2025 and 33% vs March 2026, reflecting strong order intake. DDE revenue was $171m with adjusted EBITDAs of $102m (60% margin), while SMO revenue dropped 34% to $61m with break-even adjusted EBITDAs amid Middle East disruption. Viridien maintained its FY 2026 Net Cash Flow target of $100m.
Viridien (Euronext Paris: VIRI) will publish its Q2 2026 financial results on Thursday, July 30, 2026, after market close. According to the company, the press release and presentation will be available on www.viridiengroup.com at 5:45 pm CET.
An English-language conference call is scheduled for 6:00 pm CET the same day, with access via advance registration for dial-in details or a live webcast from the company’s website. A replay will be available online for 12 months.
Viridien (CGG) reported its monthly share capital and voting rights information as of June 30, 2026, in line with French market regulations.
The company has 7,219,747 issued shares, 7,255,969 actual voting rights, and 7,256,218 theoretical voting rights, reflecting double voting rights on long-held registered shares and exclusion of treasury shares.
Viridien (CGG) held its Combined General Meeting and Board meeting on June 3, 2026 in Paris. All resolutions received strong shareholder support, including the appointment of Henning Berg as Director and his designation as Chief Executive Officer.
Sophie Zurquiyah remains Chair of the Board, ensuring strategic continuity. The meeting approved the 2025 statutory and consolidated financial statements, Say on Pay resolutions, and financial delegations, including authorization to grant performance shares. The Board now has 9 directors, 78% independent and 44% women, with committee compositions unchanged.
Viridien (CGG) published its monthly update on share capital and voting rights as of May 31, 2026, in line with French market regulations.
The company reports 7,194,159 issued shares, 7,218,951 actual voting rights, and 7,219,200 theoretical voting rights, reflecting double voting rights for some registered shares and the exclusion of treasury shares from actual votes.
Viridien (CGG) will hold its Combined General Meeting on June 3, 2026 at 10:30 a.m. at L’Apostrophe, 83 avenue Marceau, Paris.
Preparatory documents are available on the company’s website and at the registered office, and the meeting will be broadcast live online.
Viridien (EPA:CGG) reported its monthly update on share capital and voting rights under French regulations.
As of April 30, 2026, the company had 7,191,480 issued shares, 7,216,110 actual voting rights, and 7,216,359 theoretical voting rights, reflecting double voting rights and treasury-share treatment.
Viridien (CGG) reported Q1 2026 results with segment revenue $214m and IFRS revenue $200m, down versus prior year. Net Cash Flow was $26m and Net Debt (ex-IFRS16) fell to $702m. The group reiterated FY2026 Net Cash Flow guidance of $100m.
Profitability declined (segment adjusted EBITDAs $76m; IFRS EBITDAs $63m) amid a soft market and Middle East-related uncertainty; $40.7m of bonds were repaid in March.