VILLEPINTE, France, Jan. 5, 2016 - DRONE VOLT, french leader in civil UAVs, is happy to announce its transfer to Alternext Paris' continuous listing by direct admission. This operation aims to enhance DRONE VOLT's visibility and to allow new categories of investors to become shareholders.
The first of DRONE VOLTs stock market quotations on Alternext Paris (Private Placement segment) eligible for PEA-PME, were held on Thursday, December 31, 2015 under the ticker ALDRV.PA (ISIN : FR0012649184). The shares were admitted to continuous negotiations. The company also requested the admission of the Warrants (DRVBS.PA).
Registered on the Free Market since April 2015, the DRONE VOLT share has experienced an increase of 200% during 20151 and an average daily volume of € 24,500.
Dimitri Batsis, DRONE VOLT CEO : "This admission on Alternext marks a new milestone in DRONE VOLT's beautiful trajectory. This is not an end but rather the beginning of a new journey in which we hope to bring new investors together. I would like to thank the shareholders who have trusted our registration on the Free Market, along with the company employees without whom this would not have been possible."
The transfer schedule was as follows:
- Monday 28th December 2015: publication of Euronext discontinuance from Free Market notices and of admission on Alternext Paris.
- Wednesday 30th December 2015: Deregistration from Free Market at the end of trading day.
- Thursday 31st December 2015: admission on Alternext Paris negotiations and initiation of negotiations.
The delisting from the Free Market implies the elimination of all purchases and sales orders from the central order book after the trading session on December 30th. Investors wishing to buy or sell securities (shares and warrants) on Alternext Paris as of December 31st will have to place their orders with their financial intermediaries from that date onward.
Atout Capital has been appointed as listing sponsor for the company.
Next announcement: turnover of fiscal year 2015 the week of January 11, 2016
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1 Progression based on the price at closing time on Thursday December 31th, 2015
About DRONE VOLT
Founded in 2011, DRONE VOLT, is a company specialized in the design and marketing of civil UAV's for professional use, established in France , Canada and Denmark. It is a global partner, offering "turnkey" business solutions to its customers, including different services and pilot training. This young company, which achieved a turnover of 1.7 million euros in 2014 (+ 40%) is the leader in audiovisual drone solutions. It also provides the administration and industry for the realization of aerial photography. Among its customers, the company has CERN, FRANCE TELEVISIONS, the Air Transport Gendarmerie (GTA), SPIE, TF1, the TOUR DE FRANCE - PROD FREEWAY, etc. DRONE VOLT is qualified as "Innovative Business" by Bpifrance.
DRONE VOLT is listed on the PARIS stock exchange:
Actions : Mnémo : ALDRV.PA - Code ISIN : FR0012649184 - BSA : Mnémo : DRVBS et code ISIN : FR001286054
More information on www.dronevolt.com
Contacts
| Relations médias FINANCE ACTUS finance & communication Jean-Michel Marmillon – T : +33 1 53 67 36 73 [email protected] |
Relations médias GRAND PUBLIC ET METIER DRONE VOLT Céline Vergely – T : +33 6 08 42 75 84 [email protected] |


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