CAC 40
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The CAC 40 is a stock market index, which represents the 40 most significant values among the 100 highest market caps on the French stock market.

Evolution of the CAC 40 between 1993 et 2003

CAC 40 companies as of January 12 2003

Accor AGF Air Liquide Alcatel A Aventis Axa BNP Paribas Bouygues Cap Gemini Carrefour

Casino Guichard Crédit Agricole SA Crédit Lyonnais Dexia EADS France Telecom Groupe Danone L'Oreal Lafarge Lagardère

LVMH Moet Vuitton Michelin Orange Peugeot Pinault Printemps Renault Saint-Gobain Sanofi Synthelabo Schneider Electric Societe Generale A

Sodexho Alliance Stmicroelectronics Suez TF1 Thales Thomson Total Fina Elf Vinci Vivendi Environnement Vivendi Universal

See also: List of French companies

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