Dassault Aviation Shares Bounce to €282.80 After a Quarterly Decline of 19.2%

A Technical Rebound in a Stock Back in the Oversold Zone After Three Challenging Months

Dassault Aviation's stock rebounds by 2.76% to €282.80 during the session. The stock is part of the upward trend of the SBF 120 (+0.81%) but is not leading the index. Alongside it, other defense stocks are also advancing: Thales is up 3.82% and Safran 1.64%. The rebound occurs in a technically strained stock. The RSI has dropped to 30, on the edge of the oversold zone, and the price is at the lower end of the Bollinger Bands (25%), near the lower limit at €270.78. The support threshold at €275.20, defended at the start of the session, supported the upward movement. However, the price remains below its three moving averages: MM20 at €295.07 (a gap of 4.16%), MM50 at €317.24, and MM200 at €296.76. The overall configuration remains bearish, with today's rebound mitigating part of the 19.2% quarterly decline without offsetting it.

A Busy Industrial Calendar Following the Announcement of Partnership with OHB on Vortex-S

In recent news, the Saint-Cloud aircraft manufacturer announced on May 12 its partnership with OHB to propose the Vortex-S space plane to the European Space Agency. This project of a reusable craft, aimed at missions to orbital stations, expands the group's scope beyond its traditional military and business aviation activities. The geopolitical environment also remains a backdrop for the aerospace and defense sector, with ongoing tensions around the Strait of Hormuz and Brent crude maintaining above $110 per barrel. On the calendar front, the group's next financial appointments are scheduled for July 22, 2026, for the first semester results, followed by October 28 for the third quarter activity update. The stock's return to its MM20 at €295.07 would be the next technical step to confirm stabilization beyond today's rebound.