Trigano Shares Drop Nearly 20% in Three Months, Hitting a Key Support Level

Technical Threshold Tested Amid Market Downturn

During the session, Trigano's stock price precisely touched its technical support level at 140.50 euros, a threshold closely monitored by traders. This contact coincides with a significant deviation from the 50-day moving average, which is at 160.77 euros, representing a gap of more than 12%. The RSI, at 40, indicates a bearish momentum without yet entering an oversold zone, suggesting that selling pressure remains active but has not reached an extreme level that could trigger a mechanical rebound. This decline is part of a challenging environment in the Paris market. The CAC 40 is down 1.25% in the session, while the SBF 120, which includes Trigano, is down 1.26%. Among comparable values in the automotive and equipment sector, Michelin drops 1.47%, while Stellantis stands out with a gain of 1.58%. Trigano's underperformance thus significantly exceeds that of its sector environment.

Recent Downturn Contrasts with Yearly Gains

The deterioration of the stock over the past few weeks—a decline of 5.26% over seven days and nearly 20% over three months—contrasts with a still positive annual performance of over 33%. This discrepancy reflects a pronounced correction movement after a sustained rise over the past twelve months. The next major milestone for Trigano is set for May 1, 2026, the date of the publication of the semi-annual results. These figures will be crucial in assessing the operational health of the group, in a context where the monthly volatility of the stock remains high, at 8.91. The annual revenue for 2026 is expected on September 23, followed by the annual results on November 24. These deadlines will structure the coming months of trading and provide tangible elements to market players to reevaluate the trajectory of the motorhome manufacturer.