Syensqo Shares Hit a Record Low of €44.15 Mid-Day

Significant Daily and Monthly Declines

SYENSQO fell by 1.33% in Monday's session to €44.46, after closing at €45.06 on Friday. This daily movement is part of a much more concerning monthly trend: the stock has declined by over 43% over the past month, significantly above the alert threshold set at 20%. Over the last seven days, the loss reached 10.58%, and over the past year, the decline exceeded 35%. These two signals—the abnormal monthly variation and the crossing of a new historical low—do not contradict each other: they combine to depict a continuous and accelerated deterioration of the stock price. The stock broke below its previous historical low of €44.60 to set a new floor at €44.15 when the signal was detected. Meanwhile, the CAC 40 slightly decreased by 0.06% in the session, to 7,906.50 points, highlighting that SYENSQO's correction remains largely specific to the stock.

Technical Indicators Confirm Disconnection

Technical indicators confirm the extent of the disconnection between the current price and previous reference levels. The 50-day and 200-day moving averages are at €68.67 and €69.85, respectively, more than 57% above the current price of €44.46. The gap between these averages and the market price indicates a clear break from medium and long-term trends. The RSI is at 17, far from the neutrality zone at 50 and well below the conventional oversold threshold of 30. This extreme RSI positioning is consistent with the monthly trajectory and the formation of a new historical low: all available signals converge towards continuous selling pressure. The MACD, at -7.50 against a signal line of -6.15, confirms that the negative momentum remains dominant at this stage. The first quarter 2026 results are expected on May 15.