Why become
an Airwell shareholder?
A market driven by new environmental standards
In a worrying climate context, the new environmental standards RE 2020 have led to the withdrawal of gas heating systems in all new buildings and the prohibiting of the installation of oil boilers from 2022 onwards.
A conquest strategy driven by the new management
Airwell's recent listing on the stock exchange is an important step in its development which will allow it to increase its growth and continue its investments.
Innovative eco-energy solutions
Airwell is speeding up its investment in R&D to create an innovative product offer and a differentiating service offer to meet the demand of all markets and help consumers consume better.
Airwell, the French reference in heat pumps
The heat pump is now the most efficient alternative to fossil fuel systems for both heating and cooling.
A CSR approach at the forefront of Airwell's solutions
Innovative, reliable, simple and scalable eco-energy solutions that provide the best possible energy efficiency to reduce the ecological and economic impact of our homes.
Airwell, a French expert and manufacturer since 1947
As a French creator of climate and thermal solutions for 75 years, Airwell's role is to cultivate well-being by offering optimum comfort suited to each need.
A buoyant, future market
Powerful levers for growth
- European directives for the replacement of fossil fuel heating methods (oil, gas) by cleaner methods including renewable energy.
- Increasing thermal comfort needs.
- Public aid for bio-economic thermal comfort.
- Reduced energy consumption and carbon footprint: development of the energy mix of European countries towards renewable energies and especially solar energy.
The most suitable solution for the new environmental regulations
- The most efficient alternative to systems running on fossil fuels (oil, gas), both for heating and cooling.
- Leading technology ahead of wood or photovoltaic in terms of RGE referencing. (Recognized as environmentally friendly).
- Heating and cooling capacity greater than the amount of electricity used to operate them.
Strong growth expected from the facilities in France
- By 2030, 40% of single-family homes currently heated with electricity and 20% of those heated with gas should be provided with heat pumps).
- In 2050, the projections are 80% electricity and 50% gas.
- The Maintenance activity is expected to be quadruple by 2030 (continuous renewal to meet energy efficiency targets).
Constantly changing consumption patterns
- An increasing trend towards a service approach where the product will only be the component.
- A steady increase in customers wanting to exercise better control over their overall consumption in order to limit their carbon footprint and reduce their energy bill.
- Development of home automation: inclusion of Artificial Intelligence and connectivity in new solutions.
- The Covid effect driving growth: increasing investments in our homes.
To follow
Procedure to become a shareholder
Open an equity account
To buy Airwell shares on the stock market, you need an investment vehicle: an ordinary equity account or an equity savings plan (Plan d'Epargne en Actions (PEA or PEA-PME)) allowing orders to be executed on financial markets. Online banks or brokers are financial intermediaries with whom you can open your account and then make your first purchases of listed equities.
Look for Airwell stock
To avoid any risk of confusion, each share has a unique 12-character identifier called an ISIN code and a mnemonic (Airwell ISIN code FR0014003V77 and mnemonic MLAIR). This ISIN code and this Mnemonic appear systematically at the top of the equity sheet of the searched stock.
Buy Airwell stock
Your stock exchange orders are sent to the financial intermediary with whom you have opened an equity account. You must clearly indicate the equity to be traded, the transaction direction (buying or selling), the quantity of shares, the type of stock market order (limit order, market price order, etc.), the payment type and the order validity period. The intention to buy or sell is then sent to the stock market after your intermediary has chosen the most favourable place of execution.
Notification of operation and portfolio equity
Once the order has been executed (buy or sell), your financial intermediary sends you a transaction report which summarizes the order execution conditions: the executed order type, amount, date and the execution price conditions. All your acquired equity (shares, options, bonds, etc.) are now in your equity portfolio or your PEA, depending on the type of account opened.
Shareholder information
Codes and classifications
Stock exchange sub-fund
PEA-PME eligible
Business sector
Current share price
09 Dec. 2024
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Airwell's governance
A graduate of the École Supérieure de Commerce de Chambéry, Laurent Roegel joined the Airwell Group in 2002 as Export Sales Manager for Airwell France. Following the creation of Airwell Residential SAS in 2012, Laurent Roegel became the entity’s Sales Manager and then its CEO from 2014 to the end of 2017.
During this period, Laurent Roegel enabled the group to return to growth and to rationalize its costs in order to significantly improve the entity’s operating profitability, which returned to breakeven in 2016. At the end of 2017, Laurent Roegel set up his entrepreneurial project with the takeover of the ADS entity dedicated to the French market. Under his leadership, the entity recovered its path to profitability.
Finally, Laurent Roegel has been behind the development of innovative solutions supported by the Airwell Group: the Hybrid House and the energy leasing solution, while participating in the group’s refocusing on renewable energies.
Damien Riccio holds a Master’s degree in mechanical and energy engineering from Polytech’ Marseille. He began his career in 2004 at SMEF Azur as a project manager in air conditioning, ventilation and plumbing. In 2006, he began his international career at RSI Simcon in the United States as a Support Sales Manager. In 2008 Damien Riccio joined the Airwell Group as Area Sales Manager for Northern Europe, Africa and Maghreb.
After two years spent at France Air between 2010 and 2012, he returned to the Airwell Group, within the Airwell Residential SAS structure where he successively held the positions of Export Manager responsible for the Italy and Spain Business Units, and then Export Sales Director from 2015 to 2017.
From January 2018, he was appointed CEO and then Chairman and CEO. During his 3 years at the head of Airwell Residential, he continued to consolidate the group and speed up its profitability from 2% net profitability in 2018 to 5% in 2020.
Axelle Le Maoult is a graduate of the Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Chambéry (specializing in management and finance) and holds a diploma in accounting and financial studies. She began her career in 1997 as Accounting Manager for the company SARL Eidos Interactive.
In 2002 she joined Cremonini Momentum Services Ltd. as Finance Manager. From 2004 to 2013, she was Chief Financial Officer of Cremonini Restauration SAS (1,800 employees, €140 million turnover).
In 2013, Axelle Le Maoult joined the Airwell Group, which appointed her CFO of Airwell Residential SAS.
Philippe Cormier holds a postgraduate degree in microelectronics from the University of Rennes. He started his career in 1996 at Teradyne Inc. in Boston, where he worked as Total Quality Manager and then Engineering Applications Manager.
Back in Paris in 1999, he became Director of the Southern Europe Division, and then Director of the Europe Division until 2009.
In 2010, he founded the Dirigeant Cap Croissance SARL company, specialized in business and executive coaching.
Since 2019, he has been the Director of the Réseau Entreprendre des Yvelines (an association that supports the creation, takeover, development and growth of businesses, with some 130 entrepreneurial members).
As a graduate of the Institut d’Études Politiques d’Aix-en-Provence and holder of a DESS in marketing, luxury goods and art industries from the University of Marne-la-Vallée, Anne Imbert began her career in the luxury goods sector before joining Eurovia, a subsidiary of the Vinci group, where she was responsible for in-house communications.
Following this experience, she joined the Orange group in 2002 and held several positions of responsibility in marketing, purchasing and then communications in several entities and subsidiaries.
She now holds the position of VP of Brand and Content. She is responsible for the Orange brand and for managing institutional content. As such, she works on several major projects, including the implementing of the group’s engagement strategy.