Figeac Aéro Shares Bounce to €10.68, Challenging the 200-Day Moving Average
The aerospace equipment manufacturer is regaining momentum in the mid-afternoon on Euronext Paris, following a CAC 40 that is up 0.78%. The stock is approaching its 200-day moving average, a medium-term technical benchmark. This rebound comes after a week of a 3.78% decline.
A 2.1% Rebound Brings the Stock Close to the 200-Day Moving Average
Figeac Aéro stock has risen by 2.1% to €10.68, up from €10.46 the previous day. The price is now slightly below the 200-day moving average at €10.75 (a gap of -0.65%), a medium-term threshold that is close to being crossed. Above this, the stock maintains a comfortable cushion compared to its 50-day moving average at €9.91 (+7.77%) and its 20-day moving average at €10.23 (+4.40%).
The RSI at 54 remains neutral, showing no signs of excess. The Bollinger Bands place the price in the upper part of their range (74%), with an upper limit at €11.17, which nearly coincides with the identified resistance at €11.10. Today's rebound mitigates the weekly decline of 3.78%, though it does not erase it. Over three months, the stock maintains an advance of 11.72%.
A Record Revenue of €486.8 Million Anchors Momentum for 2025/2026
The company posted its annual revenue for 2025/2026 on May 7th, amounting to €486.8 million, representing an organic growth of 15.8%. The acceleration in the fourth quarter (+24.1% organically) marks the twentieth consecutive quarter of growth. In this announcement, the management highlighted the achievement of the annual target for the fifth consecutive year and record-high order books, while citing the shifting geopolitical environment and the impact of regional conflicts as risk factors.
Year-over-year, the stock has shown a progression of 23.04%. The price is now very close to the 200-day moving average at €10.75, an intermediate marker before the resistance at €11.10.
