Becoming a shareholder

• By contact form on: https://www.planetshares.bnpparibas.com/login
• By phone: +33 1 40 14 66 11 or 0800 004 120 (from France)
  

Please use the forms below:

Agreement for account opening (pdf, 347 Kb)  >

Transfer of securities into a direct registered account (pdf, 64 Kb)  >

Purchase and sell order form (pdf, 221 Kb)  >

Holding shares in administered registered form

You will be registered in Schneider Electric’s share register but your shares will be held  in the securities account of your choice. (You can open a securities account in any bank or brokerage firm).
Please contact your bank/broker to buy Schneider Electric shares on your behalf and ask them to carry out a transfer with this form (pdf, 91 Ko) >

Holding shares in bearer form

In this case, you will hold your shares in your own securities account. Schneider Electric will not be informed that you are a shareholder.
Please contact your bank/broker to buy Schneider Electric shares.

*https://planetshares.bnpparibas.com

Practical tips

• Anyone holding at least 1 share is entitled to participate and vote in the Annual General Meeting. All registered shareholders are directly convened to the meeting. Bearer shareholders are only convened if they hold more than 500 shares. The notice of meeting and voting material is available to every one on the company website.
• To get the best brokerage fees and custody fees suited to your needs, we advise that you benchmark different financial institutions online.
  

• UK tax residents: Find out more about the ISA (Individual Savings Account)
• French tax residents: Find out more about the PEA (Plan d’Epargne en Actions)

• Securities account: an account used to invest in securities (shares, bonds, etc.).
• Brokerage fee: fee charged by an agent for buying or selling a stock. Brokerage fees will usually be based on a either a percentage of the transaction or a flat fee, or a combination of the two.
• Custody fee: fee charged by a bank/broker for safekeeping securities.