2010 REGISTRATION DOCUMENT (3.4 Mo) - Groupe Casino

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7ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONHistory of the Company and the Group2008 Casino raises its stake in Super de Boer to 57%.Telemarket.fr signs an agreement with the Casino Group to sources its supplies from the Group’s central purchasing agency.Casino reduces its interest in Mercialys from 61.48% to 59.76% to comply with “SIIC 4” regulations.The Casino Carbon Index is the first complete environmental labelling system.Emily 2, a new employee share ownership plan, is set up.The Group continues to pursue its policy of capturing the value of its assets by selling 42 superette, Casino supermarket andFranprix/Leader Price store properties to two property partners, including AEW Immocommercial, a property mutual fund (OPCI).Casino and Galeries Lafayette sign an amendment to their March 2003 strategic agreement which suspends the exerciseof their respective put and call options on Monoprix shares for three years. Philippe Houzé is reappointed Chairman of the Boardof Monoprix until March 2012.2009 All preferred non-voting shares are converted into ordinary shares.Groupe Casino signs the United Nations Global Compact, strengthening its commitment to promoting and adopting sustainable andsocially responsible policies. It has set up an action plan in the areas of human rights, labour, the environment and anti-corruption.Casino sells the assets and liabilities of its 57%-owned subsidiary Super de Boer to Jumbo.Casino creates GreenYellow, a subsidiary that develops photovoltaic systems on shopping centre store and car park roofs.Casino acquires the Baud family minority interests in Franprix and Leader Price.Casino signs a distribution agreement with the Sherpa network of convenience stores, under which Sherpa will source its suppliesfrom Casino’s central purchasing agency.Casino creates a single division combining Géant Casino hypermarkets and Casino Supermarkets, as well as a single food andnon-food purchasing department.GPA signs an agreement to create a joint venture between its subsidiary Globex Utilidades SA and Casas Bahia Comercial Ltda,Brazil’s leading non-food retailer, thereby strengthening its leadership position in the Brazilian retail market.2010 The Cactus Group, Luxembourg’s leading retailer, becomes a member of Casino’s central purchasing agency.The Casino Foundation launches its first programme to prevent the isolation of hospitalised children, in partnership with the DocteurSouris association.Casino signs a long-term partnership with the Crédit Mutuel-CIC group for financial products and services in France through itssubsidiary Banque du Groupe Casino, which is currently 60%-owned by Casino, Guichard-Perrachon and 40% by Laser Cofinoga.The agreement is expected to be finalised within 18 months.Big C, Casino’s Thai subsidiary, signs an agreement to acquire Carrefour’s Thai operations comprising 42 stores and 37 shoppingmalls.Casino signs a partnership with the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, which acquires 80% of Cativen with Casino retaining 20% toprovide its operational support to the new state-controlled entity.Casino gives new impetus to its “tous les jours” range of high quality, low price basic products.The GPA/Casas Bahia merger in Brazil becomes effective in November.Casino joins the European central purchasing agency EMD as of 1 January 2011, improving its supply chain competitiveness.228 Casino Group | Registration Document 2010
ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONThe market for Casino securities77.3. THE MARKET FOR CASINO SECURITIES7.3.1. LIST OF QUOTED CASINO SECURITIES IN 2010Since 15 June 2009, Casino’s only quoted securities are ordinaryshares (ISIN code FR0000125585). They are listed on Euronext Parisand are eligible for the Deferred Settlement System (SRD).Following their mandatory conversion into ordinary shares on 15 June2009, the preferred non-voting shares (ISIN code RFR 0000121139)were transferred to the delisted securities compartment of EuronextParis (CVRMR) where they remained tradable for six months until15 December 2009.From 1 January each year to the dividend payment date, ordinaryshares issued on exercise of stock options or warrants are also tradedon Euronext Paris.The Company has also carried out several bond issues, which arequoted on the Luxembourg stock exchange.7.3.2. TRADING VOLUMES AND PRICES OVER THE PAST 7 MONTHS(source: Euronext Paris)Ordinary sharesHigh and low prices Trading volume Trading volumeHigh (€) Low (€) (thousands of shares) (in € millions)2009 September 57.84 51.45 7,484 403October 57.00 52.39 6,774 371November 59.05 54.04 4,677 265December 62.90 57.04 4,222 2522010 January 64.50 58.60 5,742 350February 60.38 57.06 3,954 232March 63.59 59.29 6,394 392April 67.41 62.64 6,075 397May 68.07 58.65 9,171 579June 66.20 61.50 5,329 339July 69.07 61.51 5,551 365August 68.02 62.80 3,561 234September 70.38 63.59 5,161 352October 68.00 65.27 4,832 322November 70.90 66.10 5,016 343December 75.10 66.81 5,035 3592011 January 75.74 70.31 4,766 343Preferred non-voting sharesHigh and low prices Trading volume Trading volumeHigh (€) Low (€) (thousands of shares) (in € millions)2009 September ( * ) 46.03 39.20 1 0.06October ( * ) 49.78 46.00 2 0.09November ( * ) 49.78 45.00 5 0.3December ( * ) 49.50 ( * ) 48.00 2 0.09(*) The preferred non-voting shares were transferred to the delisted compartment on 15 June 2009, where they remained tradable until 15 December 2009.Registration Document 2010 | Casino Group229
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