Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations (CDC) is a French public financial institution founded in 1816, acting as the investment arm of the French state. It manages over €1.3 trillion in assets, including regulated savings, pensions, and long-term investments to support public interest projects and economic development.
CDC provides financing through loans, equity investments, and asset management across sectors such as infrastructure, energy, housing, and territorial development. Key holdings include stakes in energy infrastructure like GRTgaz (gas transmission, 39%), RTE (electricity transmission, 30%), and Compagnie Nationale du Rhône (hydroelectricity, 33%), as well as Bpifrance for SME support and Banque des Territoires for regional initiatives.
As a long-term investor, CDC participates in renewable energy projects, including a 9.75% stake in the 512 MW Noirmoutier offshore wind farm. It emphasizes sustainable investments aligned with ecological transition goals, while maintaining a neutral, public service-oriented mandate under parliamentary oversight.
To provide comprehensive coverage, we aggregate data and news under the name CDC, encompassing the following company names, divisions, and related entities:
Groupe Caisse des Dépôts.
This list encompasses current and former names, alternate names, and key divisions associated with CDC, ensuring you can easily find all relevant information under a single, unified profile.
