Carrefour: with 4% of the shares Rodolphe Saadé strengthens governance after the Diniz exit

Carrefour : avec 4% des parts, Rodolphz Saadé consolide la gouvernance après le départ des Diniz

An article by Morgane Monteiro

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13 November 2025 à 18h28

Updated on 17 November 2025 à 11h34

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Publication: 13 November 2025 à 18h28, Updated on 17 November 2025 à 11h34

Reading time: 1 minute

An article by Morgane Monteiro

Publication

13 November 2025 à 18h28

Updated on 17 November 2025 à 11h34

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Publication: 13 November 2025 à 18h28, Updated on 17 November 2025 à 11h34

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A page is turning at Carrefour. On November 12, 2025 the Brazilian Diniz family (a shareholder since 2014 through its holding Peninsula) sold the 8% stake. At the same time Rodolphe Saadé Chief Executive Officer of the world’s third largest shipping company CMA CGM took a 4% stake in Carrefour (2024 revenue: €87.27 billion up by 5.3% at constant exchange rates).

To remember: The Saadé family is now Carrefour’s second-largest shareholder after the Moulin-Houzé family (9.46%) which also owns Gale

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