Multinational

Engie

The energy giant, heir to France’s public service for gas, now seems enslaved to financial markets.

2,6 million € (2021)

59 (2021)

21,8 % of employees 31,6 % of executive committee (2021)

4,5 -5.6 million € (Paris, Brussels and Washington, 2021)

10,9 % (2019)

12,1 % of turnover (2021)

Website www.engie.com/
Headquarters Tour Engie, La Défense
Leadership Jean-Pierre Clamadieu (chairman of the board), Catherine MacGregor (CEO)
Shareholders French government (23.64%), Capital Group (5.02%), Caisse des dépôts et consignations (4.59%), BlackRock (4.47%)
Board members Jean-Pierre Clamadieu (chairman of the board, ex Rhodia et Solvay), Catherine MacGregor (CEO, ex Technip et Schlumberger), Fabrice Brégier (Palantir France, ex Airbus), Françoise Malrieu (administator of companies), Ross McInnes (Safran), Marie-José Nadeau (administator of companies), Lord Peter Ricketts of Shortlands, Stéphanie Besnier (APE, State representative), Patrice Durand (administator of companies), Mari-Noëlle Jégo-Laveissière (Orange), Christophe Agogué (workers representatives), Alain Beullier (workers representatives), Philippe Lepage (workers representatives), Jacinthe Delage (shareholding workers representatives), Laurent Michel (government commissioner).
Key subsidiaries GRTgaz, GRDEF, Storengy, Elengy, Electrabel, Tractebel, Cofely, Ineo
Former names and companies absorbed Gaz de France, GDF Suez, International Power
Main countries France, Belgium, Brazil, Chile, United States, Morocco, Germany