Getlink in the Green: +4.2% for the Stock, Three-Year High Achieved
Getlink SE's stock is vigorously advancing this Tuesday midday, reaching a new three-year high. The stock is up 4.18% at 18.69 euros, surpassing its previous peak of 18.76 euros set on February 27th. This acceleration is part of an already well-established upward trend, with a performance of nearly 8% over seven days and more than 18% over three months.
Record Highs and Market Comparisons
This Tuesday, Getlink SE has beaten its three-year high, surpassing the 18.76 euros mark reached at the end of February. At 18.69 euros at the time of observation, the stock is moving beyond its previous technical resistance located at 18.42 euros, a level that could now serve as a new support point. The 50-day moving average, established at 17.41 euros, remains significantly below the current price, confirming the medium-term bullish trend. The CAC 40 is up 0.70% in the session at 7,826.63 points, while the SBF 120 is up 0.75%. In the transport infrastructure sector, Vinci is up 2.09% and Ferrovial is up 0.80%, indicating a favorable movement across the sector. The operator of the Channel Tunnel has a beta of 0.11, indicating a very low correlation with general market fluctuations. The marked rise of the day thus appears more related to factors specific to the stock than to a simple index-driven effect.
Upcoming Financial Results and Market Context
The advance of Getlink SE comes less than a month before the publication of the first quarter 2026 results, scheduled for April 23. The stock has gained 14.98% over the year, reflecting a steady performance. The RSI at 58 remains in the neutral zone, away from the overbought threshold set at 70, suggesting that the bullish movement has not yet reached a significant technical excess. However, the geopolitical context remains tense. The surge in Brent crude to over 115 dollars on Monday, linked to military escalation in the Middle East, fuels a climate of uncertainty on global markets. The VIX, a volatility indicator, was at 31.05 points at the close of Friday, March 27, a level described as extreme stress. While the rise in energy prices weighs on many sectors, Getlink's cross-channel rail activity may, to some extent, benefit from a shift in traffic due to the increased cost of road and air transport. The monthly volatility of the stock remains contained at 4.64%, reflecting a relatively defensive profile within the Parisian market.
