Adjustments made: Accadero shrinks share portfolio
In a significant move announced on July 7, 2014, Adecco S.A., a leading human resource solutions provider, revealed changes to its share capital and effective share count. The company's share capital now amounts to CHF 179,081,810, divided into 179,081,810 registered shares, each with a nominal value of CHF 1.-.
The reduction in share capital was a result of the share buyback programmes, during which shareholders approved the cancellation of 10,181,696 own shares. This reduction was registered with the Commercial Register, and the details were published in the Swiss Commercial Gazette on the same day.
Following these transactions, Adecco S.A.'s current share capital stands at approximately **536 million CHF** in paid-in capital, according to the most recent data from July 2025. This represents a slight decrease (-0.37%) compared to prior figures, suggesting minor adjustments but no significant changes in share capital since the 2014 transactions.
The treasury stock, representing shares held by the company itself, is reported at around 16 million CHF, down by about 11.11%, indicating modest fluctuations in the company's shareholdings in recent periods.
For those interested in staying informed about Adecco S.A.'s financial affairs, the Corporate Investor Relations can be contacted via phone at +41 (0) 44 878 89 89 or email at [email protected]. The Corporate Press Office can be reached at +41 (0) 44 878 87 87 or by email at [email protected].
These changes in Adecco S.A.'s share capital structure reflect a period of strategic adjustments for the company, demonstrating its commitment to maintaining a stable and efficient financial structure. No newer individual reduction or buyback events impacting share capital significantly after 2014 were found in the current data provided, indicating a stable capital structure since that period.
In the period following the share buyback programmes announced in 2014, Adecco S.A.'s current share capital, in terms of paid-in capital, increased significantly to approximately 536 million CHF. This growth in the company's finance sector is a result of business decisions that aim to maintain a stable and efficient financial structure.
