The European MAR Regulation 596/2014 governs the ongoing disclosure obligations of issuers. It requires the publication 'as soon as possible' of any inside information likely to significantly influence the price of securities, with strict exceptions subject to AMF notification.

Exosens completed the largest French IPO in June 2024, raising €403 million. This illustrates the appeal of the French market for innovative technologies such as optronics.

The total number of issuers on Euronext Paris at end-2023 was over 1,100. This includes large-cap companies such as LVMH and TotalEnergies, which play a structuring role in the market.

The total market capitalization of issuers listed on Euronext Paris was €6,500 billion at end-2023. This figure is crucial for understanding the economic significance of major French companies on financial markets, as demonstrated by LVMH, TotalEnergies and Sanofi, which attract international investment.

This statement is true. According to the data provided, SMEs and mid-cap companies listed on Euronext Growth do represent a total market capitalization of €40.22 billion, which illustrates the importance of this segment for small and medium-sized enterprises.

This question tests the ability to distinguish between different types of issuers. Large-cap companies in the CAC 40 are distinct from SMEs and mid-cap companies listed on Euronext Growth.

This statement is false. Issuers may delay the publication of inside information only under strict conditions and by notifying the AMF via the email address [email protected], as stipulated by the MAR Regulation.

The email address to notify the AMF in case of delayed publication of inside information is [email protected]. This obligation is governed by the MAR Regulation and the AMF Position-Recommendation DOC-2016-08.