Legrand SA

Legrand SA’s 2025 earnings surge driven by data‑center sales, Kratos acquisition and an Accelsius partnership, setting the stage for 2026 growth in energy‑efficient, digital infrastructure.

Le Grand SA’s 2025 share buy‑back boosts EPS and investor returns, yet analysts rate it neutral with modest upside, highlighting smart‑building growth and supply‑chain risks.

Legrand SA solidifies its position as a market leader in the electrical devices sector, with a growing market capitalization and a strategic acquisition of Cogelec to enhance its offerings.

Legrand SA has exceeded expectations with a 15% sales surge in the first half of 2025, driven by growth in the datacenter market and strategic acquisitions.

Legrand SA reports 15% year-over-year sales growth in the first half of 2025, driven by strong datacenter activity and a revised full-year sales target of 10-12% growth.

Legrand has acquired a majority stake in French access control specialist Cogelec Développement to enhance its market presence.

Legrand’s stock price has increased, but its decision to amend loan terms may mask underlying financial issues and come at a long-term cost.

Legrand has secured €800 million in convertible bonds, bolstering its financial resilience and positioning the company for continued growth and expansion.

Legrand’s stock price has reached a significant milestone, closing at 99.42 EUR, with a 52-week high of 111.95 EUR and a low of 82.94 EUR, and valuation metrics indicating a price-to-earnings ratio of 24.44 and a price-to-book ratio of 3.76.

Legrand SA, a French industrial powerhouse, has seen a 67% increase in stock price over the past five years, solidifying its position as a lucrative investment opportunity with a focus on innovative leadership in lighting controls.