Integra is improving its stock-market liquidity by dividing the
face value of its shares by 5
Integra is converting its capital into euros and dividing the
face value of its shares by 5
Paris, 10 March 2000. Integra (IEA NM or INTG NM), Europe's
leading complex Internet site operator and provider of e-
commerce solutions, announces the conversion of its capital
into euros and its decision to divide the face value of its
shares by 5.
The registered capital has first been increased by
incorporating reserves from the issue premium (174,227,806
French francs) to raise it to 205,566,166 French francs or
31,338,360 euros, and thus change the face value of the Integra
share from 5 French francs to 5 euros.
Then, the face value of the shares will be divided by 5,
changing the face value of the share from 5 euros to 1 euro.
Hence, the number of shares in circulation will be increased
from 6,267,672 to 31,338,360.
About Integra:
Integra is a leading European provider of integrated e-commerce
and Internet systems for enterprises requiring comprehensive e-
commerce solutions. The Company's Integra-Commerce Technical
Centers provide the e-commerce infrastructure comprising all
the components required to deliver, operate and maintain fully
functional e-commerce-enabled Web sites. The Integra-Commerce
Technical Center Is a flexible and scalable e-commerce solution
which may be linked to the merchant's back-office systems, such
as enterprise resource planning systems, customer and marketing
databases, as well as to third-party systems, such as call
centers, credit card networks and delivery systems.
Integra, which has operations in France, Germany, Italy, the
Netherlands, Spain and the United Kingdom, has more than 300
employees and operates more than 1100 sites, its clients range
from pioneering Internet businesses to leading enterprises and
include companies such as Continent, France Telecom, Hachette-
Filipacchi, Havas Voyages-American Express, Lloyd's Register
Mitsubishi, Packard-Bell, Psion, Quelle, Shell and Toshiba.
More information can be obtained from:
www.integra-europe.com
face value of its shares by 5
Integra is converting its capital into euros and dividing the
face value of its shares by 5
Paris, 10 March 2000. Integra (IEA NM or INTG NM), Europe's
leading complex Internet site operator and provider of e-
commerce solutions, announces the conversion of its capital
into euros and its decision to divide the face value of its
shares by 5.
The registered capital has first been increased by
incorporating reserves from the issue premium (174,227,806
French francs) to raise it to 205,566,166 French francs or
31,338,360 euros, and thus change the face value of the Integra
share from 5 French francs to 5 euros.
Then, the face value of the shares will be divided by 5,
changing the face value of the share from 5 euros to 1 euro.
Hence, the number of shares in circulation will be increased
from 6,267,672 to 31,338,360.
About Integra:
Integra is a leading European provider of integrated e-commerce
and Internet systems for enterprises requiring comprehensive e-
commerce solutions. The Company's Integra-Commerce Technical
Centers provide the e-commerce infrastructure comprising all
the components required to deliver, operate and maintain fully
functional e-commerce-enabled Web sites. The Integra-Commerce
Technical Center Is a flexible and scalable e-commerce solution
which may be linked to the merchant's back-office systems, such
as enterprise resource planning systems, customer and marketing
databases, as well as to third-party systems, such as call
centers, credit card networks and delivery systems.
Integra, which has operations in France, Germany, Italy, the
Netherlands, Spain and the United Kingdom, has more than 300
employees and operates more than 1100 sites, its clients range
from pioneering Internet businesses to leading enterprises and
include companies such as Continent, France Telecom, Hachette-
Filipacchi, Havas Voyages-American Express, Lloyd's Register
Mitsubishi, Packard-Bell, Psion, Quelle, Shell and Toshiba.
More information can be obtained from:
www.integra-europe.com