Edenred Shares Drop to €20.86 but Retain Nearly 18% Over Three Months

A Decline That Brings the Stock Close to Its Moving Averages

At €20.86, Edenred remains slightly above its 20-day moving average (€20.69) and its 200-day average (€20.48), which it crossed at the end of April after several months below it. The RSI at 64 indicates a still tense dynamic without reaching the overbought zone. Bollinger Bands place the price mid-band, at 54%, between a lower bound of €18.78 and an upper bound of €22.60. The nearest resistance identified by the indicators is at €21.68, just above the current price. The stock ranks 111th out of 120 values in the SBF 120 during the session, among the largest declines of the index today. The movement remains contained compared to its recent trajectory: the stock had crossed its 200-day average at the end of April after breaking it upwards on April 23, following the publication of first-quarter revenue.

Moderate Valuation and Decreasing Short Positions

Based on the consensus of 14 analysts updated on May 8, Edenred is trading at about 9.9 times the expected earnings for the current fiscal year and 8.7 times those of the following year, compared to an average of 18.4 times for the Industrials sector. The expected EPS growth from one year to the next is set at 13.6%. Regarding short positions, the latest AMF/ESMA declaration on May 7 reported a cumulative net short position of 9.14% of the capital, declared by 9 funds including Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (1.81%), Two Sigma Investments (1.43%), and Marshall Wace (1.19%). The level has decreased by 1.49 percentage points over thirty days, after 10.63% a month earlier. The next key date is the publication of the first half of 2026 revenue, scheduled for July 23.