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Jc Decaux SA Act

A French company that builds and runs street furniture — bus shelters, public toilets, bike-share stations, and billboards — and sells the advertising space on them to brands. Founded in 1964 by Jean-Claude Decaux, who offered cities free bus shelters in exchange for the right to sell ads on them, a model that made it one of the world's largest outdoor advertising firms. The company still bears its founder's name, and its signature product remains the glass bus shelter that now dots city streets across the globe.

American Depositary Receipt representing common shares

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