Three year extension of O&M contract in Windhoek.
The Société d’Energie et d’Eau du Gabon, a subsidiary of the Veolia Group, has filed a request for conciliation against Gabon at ICSID in response to its expropriation in violation of the basic rules of international law and the principles recognized by the community of nations
In response to environmental issues and the immense challenge around combating poverty – above all affecting women in Niger – Empow’Her – an international organization supporting women’s entrepreneurship – and Veolia have just inaugurated L’Oasis in Niamey. This space supports the economic integration of women through entrepreneurship and raises the population’s awareness of sustainable development issues.
Veolia, through subsidiaries OTV and SADE, has been awarded the contract to design and build an iron removal water treatment plant for Senegal’s water utility, Société Nationale des Eaux du Sénégal (SONES).
(UNAUDITED IFRS FIGURES) CONTINUED STRONG RESULTS GROWTH DUE TO COST SAVINGS AND DESPITE AN UNFAVORABLE EXCHANGE RATE IMPACT AND A SLIGHT DECLINE IN REVENUE
AngloGold Ashanti (AGA) has renewed its trust to Veolia by extending for two years the Operations & Maintenance contract of its water treatment plant at Iduapriem gold mine in Ghana.
The Société d'Exploitation des Eaux du Niger (SEEN) gets the triple certification Quality (ISO 9001), Environment (ISO 14001) and Health and Safety (ILO-OSH 2001): A first in the water sector in Africa.
Veolia this morning announced its half year results which continue to show strong growth, in line with the Group's objectives for 2016.
Paris - Libreville, July 8, 2016 - The Gabonese Republic and Veolia have decided to reform their partnership at the end of the current concession in order to provide the Gabonese people with “electricity and water for all” under the best possible conditions.
This innovative, long-term partnership will in particular aim to further increase the service coverage and improve customer satisfaction for both electricity and drinking water.
This innovative, long-term partnership will in particular aim to further increase the service coverage and improve customer satisfaction for both electricity and drinking water.
(UNAUDITED IFRS FIGURES) GOOD RESULTS GROWTH WITHIN A MACROECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT THAT REMAINS LACKLUSTER ANNUAL OBJECTIVES CONFIRMED
Kafubu Water and Sewerage Company (KWSC) has entrusted Veolia, through its subsidiaries Veolia Water Technologies and Krüger A/S, to rehabilitate and expand its water and wastewater infrastructures located in the Copperbelt in northern Zambia. The USD 101.6 million contract aims at improving the water and wastewater services in Ndola, Luanshya and Masaiti urban areas and strengthening the capacity of KWSC to operate the facilities in an efficient and sustainable way.
The Cameroon Ministry of Water and Energy has just awarded Seureca, Veolia’s consulting engineers group, the project management contract for the Paepys project to build a drinking water treatment plant that will triple drinking water production for Yaoundé. For Seureca, this five-year contract represents revenue of EUR 12.1 million.
· MARKED IMPROVEMENT IN THIRD QUARTER REVENUE
· EBITDA GREW 14.1% (+10.5% AT CONSTANT EXCHANGE RATES)1 TO €2,148 MILLION
· CURRENT EBIT INCREASED 32.3% (+26.2% AT CONSTANT EXCHANGE RATES) TO €942 MILLION
· CURRENT NET INCOME DOUBLED TO €410 MILLION
· 2015 CUMULATIVE COST SAVINGS OBJECTIVE ALREADY ACHIEVED AT THE END OF SEPTEMBER
· CONFIRMATION OF 2015 OBJECTIVES
· EBITDA GREW 14.1% (+10.5% AT CONSTANT EXCHANGE RATES)1 TO €2,148 MILLION
· CURRENT EBIT INCREASED 32.3% (+26.2% AT CONSTANT EXCHANGE RATES) TO €942 MILLION
· CURRENT NET INCOME DOUBLED TO €410 MILLION
· 2015 CUMULATIVE COST SAVINGS OBJECTIVE ALREADY ACHIEVED AT THE END OF SEPTEMBER
· CONFIRMATION OF 2015 OBJECTIVES