Sopra Steria Group has disclosed the holdings within its liquidity contract with ODDO BHF SCA as of June 30, 2026. The liquidity account contained 24,587 shares and €3,647,342.13 in cash. This report provides a half-yearly update on the resources and trading activity managed under the agreement.

The latest figures represent a shift in the composition of the liquidity account compared to the previous half-yearly statement dated December 31, 2025. At the end of 2025, the account held 12,328 shares and a higher cash balance of €5,098,339.99.

During the period from January 1, 2026, to June 30, 2026, the liquidity provider executed significant trading volume. The data indicates 4,479 purchase transactions and 4,256 sale transactions were carried out to maintain market liquidity.

Trading Volumes and Values

The total volumes traded by ODDO BHF SCA over the six-month period reflected substantial activity on both sides of the market. The following table details the shares and cash values purchased and sold:

The liquidity contract was originally established on May 31, 2006. At the inception of the agreement, the account began with 0 shares and an initial cash deposit of €180,000.

Sopra Steria has been awarded the Level 2 Responsible Digital Label by the Institute for Responsible Digital for its consulting and systems integration activities in France, as well as for the Group's functional departments. This recognition, announced on June 18, 2026, represents the highest distinction granted by the Institute and validates the Group's long-term commitment to embedding environmental, social, and ethical considerations into its operations.

The Level 2 designation highlights the maturity of Sopra Steria's approach to responsible digital, positioning it as a lever for sustainable transformation across operations, employee practices, and client services. The company has reinforced this strategy by appointing Responsible Digital leads and extending the initiative to new entities.

Eco-design and AI Integration

In the context of accelerating artificial intelligence adoption, Sopra Steria is focusing on managing the environmental, social, and ethical impacts of digital technologies. The company bases its eco-design practices on the General Framework for the Eco-design of Digital Services (RGESN). This framework aims to reduce IT and energy resource consumption and prevent the premature obsolescence of user equipment such as PCs, screens, networks, and servers.

Sopra Steria has developed two open-source solutions to assess the environmental impact of digital products. One solution focuses on the eco-design of AI models, while the other evaluates information systems as a whole. The company also contributes to European standardisation efforts for frugal AI through CEN-CENELEC.

Employee Training and Impact

By the end of 2025, more than 10,000 employees had been trained or made aware of eco-design principles. The company integrates sustainability criteria into the design of digital services and engages functional departments in infrastructure optimisation and sustainable performance requirements for IT procurement.