Understanding loyalty-bonus conditions

Eligible registered shares receive 10% more on dividends and on the number of free shares when an attribution occurs.

The number of shares eligible for the loyalty bonus is limited to 0.5% of the company’s capital per shareholder.

A 10% dividend increase for eligible shares held continuously in registered form.

The bonus applies to shares representing at most 0.5% of share capital per shareholder, measured at the previous financial year-end. Shares above that limit receive the ordinary dividend.

A 10% dividend increase for eligible registered ENGIE shares.

ENGIE states a cap of 0.5% of share capital per shareholder for the bonus dividend.

Direct registered or intermediary registered holding.

Directly registered or managed registered holding.

Directly registered or indirectly registered holding.

Registered shares held for at least two full calendar years, and still held on the dividend payment date or the day before a free-share attribution.

Shares must be registered in the shareholder's name and held continuously in registered form for two full calendar years.

ENGIE shares must be held in registered form, directly or indirectly, for at least two continuous full calendar years up to the dividend payment date.

Conversion completed before 29 December 2026; registered holding throughout 2027 and 2028 for first possible eligibility in 2029. Purchases on 30 or 31 December 2026 are recorded in 2027 and become eligible from 2030.

Registration completed by 31 December 2026; continuous registered holding in 2027 and 2028 for a first possible bonus from 2029.

The main page describes sending the form to the financial institution, suggested by 16 December 2026; the FAQ says before 16 December, to Uptevia. Confirm the recipient and deadline with the issuer or intermediary.

Registration completed before 31 December 2026; continuous registered holding in 2027 and 2028 and through payment for first possible eligibility in 2029, on the 2028 dividend. Registration may take several weeks and incur costs.

PEA at a financial institution: intermediary registration. Air Liquide cannot open or receive a directly registered PEA. Confirm the institution’s service and any conversion fees.

Shares kept in a PEA use managed registration. L’Oréal describes direct registration only outside a PEA. Confirm the service with the institution.

ENGIE describes bonus eligibility for a French tax resident’s registered shares in a PEA. It reports that banks favour intermediary registration because administration is complex. Each institution’s support remains to be confirmed.

The issuer links a conversion form to send to the financial institution, or an online route where that institution offers it. The bonus is automatic for already qualifying registered shares.

The main page describes sending the form to the financial institution, suggested by 16 December 2026; the FAQ says before 16 December, to Uptevia. Confirm the recipient and deadline with the issuer or intermediary.

The managed-registration process must be repeated for newly purchased shares. Processing times vary by institution and custody fees may increase.

Already qualifying registered shares need no application. For bearer shares, ENGIE links a registration form to send to the bank.