Criteo S.A. filings document formal disclosures for a foreign issuer whose Nasdaq trading is tied to American Depositary Shares. The record includes Form 8-K reports for operating and financial results, non-GAAP reconciliations, material events, share repurchase activity, and amendments to the company’s French by-laws and share-capital disclosures.
Proxy materials and shareholder-vote filings cover board governance, executive compensation, equity awards, voting outcomes, and capital-structure proposals. These filings also provide risk-factor, governance, and security-structure information relevant to Criteo’s Retail Media and Performance Media advertising businesses.
Criteo S.A. entered into an amendment to its Multicurrency Revolving Facility Agreement on July 29, 2026, with Société Générale as agent. Subject to completion of its pending cross-border conversion from France to Luxembourg into “Lux Criteo” and other conditions, Criteo will cease to be a borrower under the facility and remain bound as a guarantor, while Criteo Technology SAS and Criteo Corp. continue as borrowers.
The amendment also anticipates a subsequent intended redomiciliation from Luxembourg to the United States, giving “U.S. Criteo” an option to accede later as a borrower. It updates provisions to reflect potential jurisdiction changes, accelerates the timing of the first extension option, and accompanies a request to extend the facility’s Termination Date by 364 days. Definitions are aligned with the company’s financial reporting, including “Adjusted Consolidated EBITDA”, and sustainability provisions are updated through a revised “Women in Tech” definition.
Criteo S.A. director Ernst Teunissen reported a same-day disposition to the issuer and compensatory acquisition of 12,471 Ordinary Shares on July 29, 2026, both at a stated price of 0.0000 per share. These entries relate to Criteo’s conversion from a French to a Luxembourg public limited liability company, in which each Ordinary Share and ADS continued as one Ordinary Share and existing equity awards continued on equivalent terms. A footnote also corrects his previously reported beneficial holdings upward by 3 shares due to a rounding error. The Rule 10b5-1 trading-plan checkbox was not marked.
Criteo S.A. Chief Financial Officer Sarah JS Glickman reported restructuring-related equity movements on July 29, 2026. She disposed of 430,897 Ordinary Shares in a disposition to the issuer and recorded a matching acquisition of 430,897 Ordinary Shares in connection with the company’s conversion from a French to a Luxembourg public limited liability company, with equity award rights otherwise remaining unchanged.
Criteo S.A. reports that CEO Michael Komasinski recorded a disposition to the issuer of 361,106 Ordinary Shares and a matching grant of 361,106 Ordinary Shares on July 29 2026, each at 0.0000 per share, in connection with a corporate conversion.
On that date Criteo completed a shareholder-approved conversion from a French to a Luxembourg public limited liability company. Each Ordinary Share, including those represented by ADSs, and each related equity award continued on a one-for-one basis, with rights unchanged apart from now referencing Luxembourg shares.
Criteo S.A. director Rachel Picard reported two non-derivative transactions on July 29, 2026 in connection with the company’s conversion from a French to a Luxembourg public limited liability company. She disposed of 53,488 Ordinary Shares to the issuer at 0.0000 per share and, the same day, recorded a grant or other acquisition of 53,488 Ordinary Shares, also at 0.0000 per share. Footnotes explain that each Ordinary Share and related ADS, restricted stock unit, option and warrant continued on a one-for-one basis in the new Luxembourg entity, with award rights otherwise unchanged, and that the filing does not characterize these transactions as made under a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan.
Damon Ryan, Chief Legal Officer of Criteo S.A., reported paired equity movements tied to the company’s corporate conversion to a Luxembourg entity. On July 29 2026 he returned 173,943 Ordinary Shares to the issuer for no consideration, then received a matching 173,943-share award in the new Luxembourg company, with award rights continuing unchanged.
On July 29, 2026, Criteo S.A. director Nathalie Balla reported a structural reclassification of 33,846 Ordinary Shares, disposing them to the issuer at $0.00 per share and receiving an equivalent number in connection with Criteo’s conversion from a French to a Luxembourg public limited liability company, with ADSs and equity awards continuing on a one-for-one basis and no net change in her reported share count.
Director Edmond Mesrobian reported two related movements in Criteo S.A. ordinary shares on July 29, 2026. He disposed of 32,187 ordinary shares to the issuer and on the same date acquired 32,187 ordinary shares at 0.00 per share, in connection with Criteo’s conversion from a French to a Luxembourg public limited liability company, with equity awards continuing as awards over Lux Criteo shares.
Criteo S.A. director Marie Lalleman reported two matching entries on July 29, 2026 tied to the company’s legal conversion from a French to a Luxembourg public limited liability company. She recorded a disposition to the issuer of 42,736 Ordinary Shares and a corresponding acquisition of 42,736 Ordinary Shares. Footnotes explain that, in this Conversion, each Ordinary Share of French Criteo (including any represented by American Depositary Shares) continued as one Ordinary Share of Lux Criteo, and all related RSU, PSU, option and warrant awards continued on the same terms but now settle in Lux Criteo shares.
Criteo S.A. director Jay Stefanie reported two non-derivative movements of ordinary shares on July 29, 2026. A disposition of 4,444 shares to the issuer and a matching 4,444-share grant, each at $0.0000 per share, are described in footnotes as part of Criteo’s one-for-one conversion from a French to a Luxembourg public limited liability company.