NJJ Holding

NJJ is a French holding company controlled by Xavier Niel that owns numerous companies. The company's main activities are in telecommunications, real estate and the press, notably through its stakes in Salt Mobile, Eir, Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield and Nice-Matin.

The holding company, which takes its name from “Niel John Jules”, the two given names of Xavier Niel's sons, has numerous subsidiaries - at least 25 at one time.[1]

Holdings

References

  1. Charles de Laubier. Président de 25 holdings personnelles, Xavier Niel simplifie ses « NJJ » et s'engage à ne pas concurrencer Iliad 2018-09-17, retrieved 2025-05-14^
  2. Xavier Niel acquires Monaco Telecom Capacity Media, 2014-04-25, retrieved 2025-05-14^
  3. Funds advised by Apax Partners agree to sell Orange Switzerland to NJJ Capital www.apax.com, retrieved 2025-05-14^
  4. John Kennedy. Confirmed: Xavier Niel's NJJ-led consortium agrees to acquire Eir Silicon Republic, 2017-12-20, retrieved 2025-05-14^
  5. Axian Telecom completes majority acquisition of Free Senegal www.connectingafrica.com, retrieved 2025-05-14^
  6. Anne Morris. Iliad owner Xavier Niel makes $4.1B bid for Millicom www.fierce-network.com, 2024-07-01, retrieved 2025-05-14^
  7. Staff Comment. Xavier Niel takes 6% stake in Belgian telco Proximus www.sdxcentral.com, 2023-11-14, retrieved 2025-05-14^
  8. Staff Comment. Xavier Niel closes acquisition of Ukraine's Lifecell and Datagroup-Volia www.datacenterdynamics.com, 2024-09-11, retrieved 2025-05-14^
  9. MarketScreener. URW: the Niel family holds more than 25.5% of the capital www.marketscreener.com, 2024-10-17, retrieved 2025-05-14^
  10. Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky sells Le Monde stake to Xavier Niel 2023-09-23, retrieved 2025-05-14^