GreenSome Finance Research Update: €60 Target Price

Following ODIOT S.A.’s latest €1.2 million capital increase, GreenSome Finance has reiterated its Buy recommendation and maintained its €60 target price.

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ODIOT S.A. — €1.2M CAPITAL INCREASE

ODIOT S.A. successfully completes a €1.2 million capital increase, supporting the Company’s development strategy and welcoming new shareholders.

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ODIOT SA Featured in Journal du Luxe

Gilles-Emmanuel Trutat discusses ODIOT’s heritage, strategy and international development with Journal du Luxe.

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Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant

ODIOT S.A. announces that the “Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant” (EPV – Living Heritage Company) label held by Maison ODIOT has been renewed for a further five years.

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Acquisition of LAPPARRA Orfèvre Argentier

ODIOT S.A. announces that it has entered into exclusive negotiations to acquire the entire share capital and voting rights of LAPPARRA ORFÈVRE ARGENTIER.

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About Odiot SA

ODIOT SA represents a rare high-end luxury heritage brand entering a new phase of sustainable profitability and scalable growth. Founded in 1690, the iconic French silversmith house — once Napoleon’s official goldsmith — is transforming centuries of craftsmanship into a modern high-end luxury group. Beyond the listed entity ODIOT, the company has built a modern luxury craftsmanship ecosystem spanning gold and silversmithing, table arts, restoration, and hospitality through brands including Odiot, Biennais, Tétard Frères, and Rouge Pullon.

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ODIOT

Silversmith to Kings and Emperors since 1690
BIENNAIS

Imperial heritage silversmith since 1791
TÉTARD FRÈRES

Historical Art-Déco brand since 1880
ROUGE PULLON

Restoration & services since 1945

A Legacy of Excellence since 1690

Founded in 1690, Odiot quickly gained fame under Louis XV, with Jean-Baptiste Gaspard Odiot recognized as a master goldsmith. By the 19th century, Odiot became the official supplier to emperor Napoleon, crafting iconic pieces such as the King of Rome’s cradle and imperial tableware.

The house's reputation extended beyond France, earning international recognition and access to the courts of Europe. This global acclaim solidified Odiot's status as a symbol of luxury and superior quality.

Portrait of Jean-Baptiste-Claude Odiot (1763-1850), renowned silversmith known for exquisite craftsmanship and timeless designs.

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Museum of Decorative Arts Paris

The Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris is home to an extraordinary collection of 33 pieces of goldwork and 176 original drawings created by Jean-Baptiste-Claude Odiot. These works, preserved for future generations, are a testament to the masterful craftsmanship that defined Odiot’s legacy.

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ESG Policy

Odiot SA merges heritage with responsibility. Our ESG approach ensures sustainable practices, ethical sourcing, and transparent governance — honoring both craftsmanship and the future.

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