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Ubisoft / Emission de BSA

Siège social : 107, avenue Henri Fréville 35207 Rennes Cedex 2 335 186 094 RCS Rennes Admission aux négociations sur le marché

05/02/201308/26/2021 Mike

Ubisoft / Bon de Placement / Prospectus

Siège social : 107, avenue Henri Fréville 35207 Rennes Cedex 2 335 186 094 RCS Rennes Admission aux négociations sur le marché

12/19/201208/26/2021 Mike

Grant of free share subscription warrants (BSA) to all of the Company’s shareholders

Grant of free share subscription warrants (BSA) to all of the Company’s shareholders Paris, April 4, 2012 – In line with the

04/05/201208/26/2021 Mike

UBISOFT NOTE D’OPÉRATION pour l’émission de BSA/AMF

Ubisoft Entertainment Société anonyme à conseil d’administration au capital de 7.369.475,16€ Siège social : 107 avenue Henri Fréville – BP 10704 –

04/04/201208/26/2021 Mike

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