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CiWho owns Citroën?

Citroën is owned by Stellantis. The ultimate parent is headquartered in Hoofddorp (legal seat), Netherlands.

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Ownership timeline

191019301950197019902010← MichelinMichelin 100%, 1935–1974100%← FiatFiat 49%, 1968–1973← PeugeotPeugeot 38%, 1974–1976← PSA GroupPSA Group 100%, 1976–2021100%← StellantisStellantis 100%, 2021–today→ MaseratiMaserati 100%, 1968–1975100%

← rows are shareholders in Citroën. → rows are stakes Citroën held in others. Darker bars mean bigger stakes.

Every stake, year by year

YearsStakeWho
1935–1974100%Owned by Michelin
Michelin rescues Citroën · view 1935 on map
1968–1975100%Holds Maserati · view 1968 on map
1968–197349%Owned by Fiat
Via the Pardevi holding · view 1968 on map
1974–197638%Owned by Peugeot · view 1974 on map
1976–2021100%Owned by PSA Group · view 1976 on map
2021–today100%Owned by Stellantis · view 2021 on map

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Sister brands under Stellantis

Former owners

Quick answers

Who owns Citroën?
Citroën is owned by Stellantis. The ultimate parent is headquartered in Hoofddorp (legal seat), Netherlands.
When was Citroën founded?
Citroën dates back to 1919. It is headquartered in Paris, France.
Who has owned Citroën in the past?
Past shareholders include Fiat (1968–1973), Michelin (1935–1974), Peugeot (1974–1976) and PSA Group (1976–2021).

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