Disclosure of transactions in own shares from February 8th to February 9th, 2024

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Nanterre, February 12^th, 2024

Disclosure of transactions in own shares

From February 8^th to February 9^th, 2024

Within the framework of the authorization granted by the General Meeting of VINCI SA of April 13, 2023 to trade in its shares and in accordance with the regulations relating to share buybacks, VINCISA (LEI:213800WFQ334R8UXUG83) declares the purchases of treasury shares below (FR0000125486), carried out From February 8^th to February 9^th, 2024:

I - Aggregate presentation by day and by market

Issuer’s name	Date of transaction	Identifying code of financial instrument	Aggregated daily volume (in number of shares)	Daily weighted average price of the purchased shares in Euro	Market (MIC code)


VINCI	08/02/2024	FR0000125486	13 603	116,25550	XPAR
VINCI	08/02/2024	FR0000125486	5 879	116,17690	CEUX
VINCI	08/02/2024	FR0000125486	2 000	116,26030	TQEX
VINCI	08/02/2024	FR0000125486	1 751	116,12310	AQEU
VINCI	09/02/2024	FR0000125486	6 746	116,27710	XPAR
VINCI	09/02/2024	FR0000125486	3 127	116,17740	CEUX
VINCI	09/02/2024	FR0000125486	457	116,43380	TQEX
VINCI	09/02/2024	FR0000125486	821	116,16410	AQEU


		TOTAL	34 384	116,2329

II - Details of transactions

In accordance with Article 5 (1) (b) of Regulation (EU) No 596/2014 (Regulation on market abuse), detailed information is available on the VINCI website : https://www.vinci.com/vinci.nsf/en/finance-stock-market-shareholders-transactions/pages/index.htm

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Communique VINCI - declaration hebdo- rachat d'actions SOGE- du 8feb24 au 9feb24 vGB

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