Dassault Aviation Stock Rises 2.12% to €309, With Upcoming General Meeting in Focus
The French aircraft manufacturer regains momentum at the opening of the trading session on Wednesday, May 6, 2026. The stock climbs 2.12% to €309.00 in a positively oriented Parisian market, with the CAC 40 up 1.44% during the session. This movement comes a week before the shareholders' general meeting.
A Rebound Bringing the Stock Back to Its Moving Averages
Dassault Aviation has recovered some of the losses accumulated since February. Over seven sessions, the stock has gained 5.75%, after dropping below €300 at the end of April. Nevertheless, the price remains down by 1.97% over three months and 6.36% over a year. The rebound brings the stock closer to its 50-day moving average, which stands at €327.17 and acts as the next upward reference zone. The 200-day moving average at €296.13 has now been crossed from below to above, with the current price at €309.00. The RSI at 40 remains in the low neutral zone, consistent with a stock just emerging from a phase of pressure. The technical resistance is located at €338.20, approximately 9.5% above the current price. During the session on April 24, the stock precisely tested the €300 zone.
Focus on the General Meeting on May 13
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The financial calendar provides a short-term anchor: the shareholders' general meeting is scheduled for May 13, 2026, which is in one week. The results for the first half of 2026 are then scheduled for July 22, followed by the third quarter results on October 28. The European market context is supportive this Wednesday morning, with the DAX up 1.28% and the FTSE 100 up 1.56%. The backdrop remains marked by the ECB's decision to maintain key interest rates on April 30, the institution having signaled a simultaneous intensification of risks on inflation and growth. The price of Brent crude around $108 maintains caution on cyclical values, with no direct link established with the aerospace sector. The summary for the day: the stock is recovering, the 50-day moving average at €327.17 is the next technical reference point upwards, and the general meeting on May 13 is the immediate upcoming event.
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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