GENFIT’s latest capital disclosure puts its voting rights 6,186,590 above its share count, while the company’s October totals edged up from September and its filing does not explain the increases.
The company reported 50,101,194 shares, 56,287,784 voting rights and share capital of €12,525,298.50 as of Oct. 31. GENFIT issued the disclosure Nov. 10 under Article 223-16 of the General Regulation of France’s Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF).
Compared with the Sept. 30 disclosure, GENFIT had 1,575 more shares and 3,483 more voting rights. The October filing does not break down the voting rights or explain the monthly changes.
GENFIT’s half-year report at June 30, 2025, says Article 32 of its bylaws provides a second vote for shares that are fully paid and have been held in registered form for at least two years, subject to legal requirements. That provision offers context for how voting rights can outnumber shares, but the October disclosure does not say how many shares had additional votes or link the provision to the reported difference.
