Our top priority at TotalEnergies is to keep you informed through attentive, open dialogue. These are your questions.
What can you tell us about the plan to have TotalEnergies’ shares listed in New York?
TotalEnergies is already listed in New York. What we want to do is turn the ADRs (American Depositary Receipts), on which our US listing is based, into ordinary shares. We are working with Euroclear and the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC), the central depositories for European and American securities, on all the technical parts of the double listing, because a certain amount of IT development is required upstream. If the technical side proves feasible, we will then turn the ADRs into ordinary shares. This project has the unanimous support of the Board of Directors, and will promote the liquidity of TotalEnergies’ shares. The Paris listing will be retained.
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I’ve seen on social media, and in my email, people encouraging me to invest in TotalEnergies shares, promising extremely high yields or price ceilings. Are they reliable?
A lot of people have contacted us about this. We often receive information that the name TotalEnergies has been used to fraudulent ends.
TotalEnergies does not make any investment offers.
The French Financial Markets Authority AMF has issued a warning about a rise in fraudulent offers for investments and various financial services, targeted at the public, which are sometimes issued under the name of listed companies and/or their employees. We urge you to be very cautious. If you think that you have fallen victim to any such offer, you can call the AMF’s special helpline (Épargne Info Service, at 01 53 45 62 00).
For more information, visit the AMF’s website, at www.amf-france.org, “espace épargnants - protéger son épargne - éviter les arnaques” (French only).
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