51% lost in one year: Vusion, the shelf label king, drops nearly 2%
The electronic shelf label manufacturer is losing ground again on Thursday in a declining Paris market. The movement extends Wednesday's decline and brings the stock below its moving averages, at a distance from its highs.
The stock falls below its three moving averages, the MM200 situated 6.6% above the price
The Vusion stock is trading at 121.50 €, down 1.86% compared to the previous day (123.80 €), while the SBF 120 declines 0.77% and the CAC 40 drops 0.73%. Over the week, the loss reaches 4.93%. The price is now below its three moving averages: the MM20 at 123.89 € (difference of 1.93%), the MM50 at 126.68 € and the MM200 at 130.03 €, the latter being 6.56% above the current price.
The rebound observed following the half-year results from September 21 is therefore largely erased. The support at 114.60 € is situated 5.7% below the current price, resistance at 135 € much higher.
The half-year up 34% contrasts with a 51% drop over twelve months
The first half 2026 results, published on September 21, displayed revenue growth of 34% and adjusted EBITDA of 160 M€. The group reiterated its annual targets, speaking of "profitable growth". This operational trajectory was not sufficient to reverse the stock market trend: the stock remains down 12.08% over three months and 51.01% over one year.
In terms of positioning, six funds cumulate 3.91% of capital sold short, a stable level over one month (-0.08 point). Vusion has moreover devoted 16 M€ to share buybacks over twelve months, representing 0.8% of its capitalization.
