+3% for Elis Shares, Driven by Record Revenue of €4.8 Billion
Elis shares saw a significant increase this Wednesday, rising by 3.11% to €25.84 in late afternoon trading, as the company released its annual results for 2025. This performance stands out against the general trend of the Parisian market, with the CAC 40 down by 0.58% during the session. The announcement of historic revenues supports the stock, despite geographic concerns.
Record Annual Results Unveiled
The circular services specialist revealed on March 11 its annual accounts, reporting a record revenue of €4,796.8 million for the fiscal year 2025. The company also displayed a debt ratio brought down to a historic low of 1.75x, indicating rigorous financial management. Concurrently, Elis has bolstered its dividend policy towards shareholders. However, these robust results do not completely overshadow certain weaknesses. In Latin America, additional costs related to social charges are impacting the group's margins, a point of vigilance noted in the release. Over the year, the stock has nevertheless shown a gain of 17.24%, and an 11.28% increase over the last three months, reflecting the overall momentum of the company.
Technical Rebound in Stock Price
Technically, today's rebound brings Elis's stock price back above its 50-day moving average, located at €25.35, a crossing that could signal a short-term bullish reversal. However, the stock is still significantly below its 20-day moving average (€26.50), indicating recent selling pressure. The RSI, an indicator measuring overbought or oversold conditions, stands at 20, an exceptionally low level that indicates a marked oversold zone. This threshold, seldom reached, signals that the stock has been under significant bearish pressure in the weeks leading up to today's release. The next technical resistance threshold is at €27.68, while the major support is identified at €24.28, close to the lower Bollinger band floor at €24.21.
