Vantiva - April 2024 - Information concerning the total number of voting rights and shares

The Telegraph
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The IMF has urged ministers to raid inheritances and charge drivers for using the roads in a bid to find the cash to increase spending, even as drivers buy electric cars and, therefore, stop paying tax on petrol and diesel.
Birmingham Live
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The Department for Work and Pensions has announced new guidance after a legal verdict on the criteria for claiming Universal Credit
Fool.co.uk
A 9.5% yield but down 35%! This overlooked FTSE dividend superstar looks a bargain to me!
After demotion from the FTSE 100, this share fell off the radar for many investors. But it has a very high dividend and looks undervalued to me. The post A 9.5% yield but down 35%! This overlooked FTSE dividend superstar looks a bargain to me! appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
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Down 51% in a year! I reckon this oversold FTSE 100 stock is now ripe for a comeback
This FTSE 100 company has been in decline for several years, but Mark David Hartley reckons the stock could be set for a recovery. The post Down 51% in a year! I reckon this oversold FTSE 100 stock is now ripe for a comeback appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
CityAM
Cazoo braces for collapse into administration as rescue deadline expires
Cazoo is expected to collapse into administration later today after a deadline to find a rescue deal expired.
Fool.co.uk
Near a 52-week low, I wouldn’t touch this FTSE 100 stock with a bargepole!
This FTSE 100 stock has crashed by 71% over five years. Although it might look like a bargain, our writer explains why he's avoiding the company. The post Near a 52-week low, I wouldn’t touch this FTSE 100 stock with a bargepole! appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
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Donald Trump’s Truth Social craters to $300m loss amid market manipulation claims
Trump Media and Technology Group's primary asset Truth Social generated just $770,500 in sales over the quarter.
Fool.co.uk
£500 buys me 493 shares in this 7.4% yielding dividend stock!
The renewable energy sector remains out of favour. As a result, there are some high-yielders around, including this dividend stock. The post £500 buys me 493 shares in this 7.4% yielding dividend stock! appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
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£10,000 in savings? I’d buy 4 passive income shares to target a £100 per week second income!
By buying passive income shares today, I have a great chance to eventually make life-changing wealth. Here's how I'd invest a lump sum today. The post £10,000 in savings? I’d buy 4 passive income shares to target a £100 per week second income! appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Birmingham Live
Universal Credit overpayment warning as DWP puts too much money into bank accounts
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Birmingham Live
Nationwide to pay out free £100 loyalty bonus to customers who meet 'criteria'
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Fool.co.uk
I think this may be an unmissable chance to buy an oversold UK share before it rallies hard
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2 cheap passive income shares to consider before it’s too late!
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Evening Standard
Bank fined after trader makes $444 billion 'fat finger' error
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Fool.co.uk
5 FTSE 100 shares to consider buying for passive income right now
The FTSE 100 is having its best start to the year for ages, and that's pushing the top dividend yields down a bit. But it's not too late. The post 5 FTSE 100 shares to consider buying for passive income right now appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
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Is the BP share price set to soar after Michael Burry invests in the firm?
Jon Smith takes note of a recent purchase from the famous investor behind The Big Short and explains his view on the BP share price. The post Is the BP share price set to soar after Michael Burry invests in the firm? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
The Guardian
Big drop in UK inflation rate disguises more disappointing details
Service sector inflation, monitored closely by Bank of England, barely budged in April
Fool.co.uk
FTSE 100 shares are STILL too cheap! Here’s one to consider buying today
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CityAM
Why one stockpicker thinks the FTSE 100 is ‘pregnant with value and opportunity’
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Bloomberg
Tesla Shareholder Group Slams Elon Musk’s $56 Billion Pay Package
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Vantiva Shares (ISIN Code FR0013505062)
Date	Number of Outstanding Shares	Number of Voting Rights
April 30, 2024	490,141,222	Number of Theoretical Voting Rights⁽¹⁾: 490,141,222
		Number of Voting Rights Exercisable at Shareholders’ meeting⁽²⁾: 490,141,222

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