BEING A SHAREHOLDER How to buy Sanofi shares Facebook Twitter LinkedIn You can become a Sanofi shareholder by buying just one of our shares. Once you are a shareholder, you will enjoy a special relationship with us: by investing in our shares, you register a vote of confidence in our strategy, our business and our future. Sanofi shares are listed on the Euronext Paris as "ordinary shares" and are also available on the Nasdaq Global Select Market (Nasdaq) in the form of American Depositary Shares (ADS). There are different ways in which you can buy those shares. First-time purchase of ordinary shares Contact your financial intermediary, if you want to record your shares as “bearer” or “administered registered” shares. You will have to open a securities account to place stock market orders. Contact BNP Paribas Securities Services (BP2S), if you want to record your shares as “fully registered shares”. FURTHER INFORMATION ON HOW TO HOLD SHARES How to place an order To buy or sell Sanofi shares, you must place an order with your financial intermediary or with BNP Paribas Securities Services. Your order must be worded as clearly as possible and include the following details: Company name: Sanofi (SAN) ISIN code: FR0000120578 Type of transaction: buy or sell Quantity of shares to be bought or sold Period of validity of the order: Good-for-day: the order may only be executed on the day on which it is placed. Good-till-specified: the order remains on the market until the specified date (no more than one year after the date on which the order was placed) Good-till-cancelled: the order remains valid for 365 days. Settlement method: cash or deferred settlement (service de règlement différé – SRD) The price, depending on the type of order placed. Types of order Limit order The shareholder specifies the maximum price (for a buy order) or the minimum price (for a sell order). The order will not be executed if the specified limit is not reached. Market-to-limit order The buy or sell order is executed as soon as it is received on the market at the best available price. Market order The buy or sell order does not specify a price limit. Market orders take precedence over market-to-limit and limit orders, and are executed at the best possible price at the time the order is recorded. Stop orders There are two types of stop order: a stop loss order and a stop limit order. In a stop loss order, the shareholder sets a price limit at which the order becomes a market order (at or above the specified price in the case of a buy order, at or below the specified price in the case of a sell order). In a stop limit order, the shareholder sets a second limit: a maximum price in the case of a buy order, and a minimum price in the case of a sell order. Transaction costs Brokerage fees Financial intermediaries charge a brokerage fee on every transaction, though the amount varies from one intermediary to another. If you hold fully registered shares, you enjoy a preferential brokerage fee rate. Bank commission The commission charged on your transactions will vary from one financial intermediary to another. If you place orders relating to fully registered shares, you pay a reduced rate of commission. Purchase Sanofi American Depositary Shares JPMorgan acts as a depositary of our ADSs and issues American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) for these shares entitling the shareholder to all dividends and capital gains. To purchase Sanofi ADRs, shareholders may contact a licensed stockbroker or may buy directly from our ADR depository bank, JPMorgan, through Direct Purchase Plan. FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT OUR ADR PROGRAM Follow us Sanofi on Twitter Sanofi TV on YouTube Sanofi On LinkedIn Sanofi on Instagram Sanofi RSS feeds Contact Legal notice Privacy & Data Protection Cookies policy Corporate code of ethics Our publications Sitemap Our websites Accessibility: partial compliance © Sanofi 2004-2021 - All rights reserved