Dassault Aviation Shares Break Support at €290 and Drop 2.07% to €284
The Saint-Cloud aircraft manufacturer falls 2.07% to €284.00 at mid-session, amidst a CAC 40 decline of 0.96%. The stock is among the top 10 declines in the SBF 120. The session comes two days before the annual shareholder meeting.
The Stock Breaks Its Support, Below All Moving Averages
Dassault Aviation shares break below their support level at €290, a threshold previously tested in the last session where the stock had approached this level. The price is now trading at the lower end of the Bollinger Bands, 9% above the lower boundary set at €278.82. The RSI at 35 reflects the selling exhaustion over recent sessions. The stock is trading below its three moving averages: the MM200 at €296.42 (a gap of -4.19%), the MM20 at €309.24, and the MM50 at €324.18. Over three months, the decline reaches 12.88%. Monthly volatility remains contained at 8.82, and a very low beta of 0.06 confirms a weak correlation with index movements.
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Shareholders will gather on May 13, 2026, for the annual general meeting. This event comes as the stock has lost more than 4% over the week and nearly 10% over the year. The market context weighs on the entire Parisian stock exchange. Defense stocks are uniformly retreating: Thales is down 1.32% and Safran by 1.99%. The CAC 40 is down 0.96% at 8,034.71 points, and the SBF 120 loses 0.85%. According to a publication in the BODACC on March 20, 2025, the group proceeded with a reduction of its share capital. After the general meeting, the next financial event will be the publication of the first half of 2026 results, scheduled for July 22.
Le Rafale a confirmé son succès en 2025, avec la livraison du 300 ème Rafale et la commande de 26 Rafale par la Marine indienne.
Dassault Aviation présente des résultats 2025 conformes à l’évolution attendue: chiffre d’affaires consolidé IFRS de 7 426 millions d’euros, résultat opérationnel consolidé IFRS de 639 millions d’euros, résultat net consolidé IFRS de 977 millions d’euros et marge nette consolidée IFRS de 13,2%. Trésorerie disponible à 9 415 millions d’euros. Carnet de commandes consolidé à 46 596 millions d’euros et ratio book-to-bill de 1,5x. Dividendes proposés de 4,78 euros par action (payout d’environ 35%). Pour 2026, le chiffre d’affaires est anticipé autour de 8,5 milliards d’euros avec 40 Falcon et 28 Rafale prévus.
Risks mentioned
Incertitudes liées aux contextes militaires, géopolitiques et budgétaires, couplés aux droits de douane et à l’incertitude sur le SCAF.
Pression fiscale dégrade la compétitivité de la Société.
Incertitudes liées au droit de douane américain au 1er semestre 2025 et à l’évolution du Make in India.
Opportunities identified
Progression possible grâce au Make in India et à la coopération avec des partenaires indiens (DRAL, Tata Advanced Systems).
Poursuite du développement et de la modernisation des programmes Rafale/Falcon et du SCAF, ARCHANGE et ALBATROS; potentiel d’accroître les exports.
Partenariats pour une IA souveraine et maîtrisée avec AMIAD, Thales (cortAIx) et Harmattan AI.
Outlook / guidance
Expected revenue: 8,5 milliards d'euros (2026)
Management commentary: La prévision pour 2026 prévoit un chiffre d’affaires en hausse par rapport à 2025, à 8,5 milliards d’euros, soutenu par les livraisons prévues de Rafale et Falcon (40 Falcon et 28 Rafale).
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