GETLINK Shares Climb 2.32% at Close, Boosted by Quarterly Results and Eiffage's Stake Increase
The operator of the Channel Tunnel finished higher this Thursday, benefiting from two major announcements on October 23. The company confirmed its EBITDA targets for 2025, while Eiffage increased its main shareholder position by crossing the 25% capital threshold. A favorable context that supported the stock at the close.
Market Performance and Share Price Details
At 15.85 euros, GETLINK recorded a 2.32% increase from the previous session (15.49 euros), in a slightly declining market atmosphere. The CAC 40 rose by 0.23% on the same day, positioning the performance of the tunnel stock slightly above the general trend. Over a week, the stock shows an increase of 1.8%, while the three-month decline is at -0.63%. Over the past year, the stock has only shown a moderate increase of +0.44%, a performance significantly lower than the 9.17% gained by the flagship index over the same period. Trading volumes remain measured, with only 0.16% of the capital shares traded during this session, reflecting limited liquidity despite the price increase. The stock ended the day close to its resistance threshold at 15.87 euros, providing a short-term technical benchmark.
Quarterly Results and Stake Acquisition by Eiffage
Thursday's rebound is largely justified by the announcement of the third quarter 2025 results, published late in the morning. The group reported a revenue of 472 million euros, up 1% year-on-year, supported by the performance of the two main pillars of the group. Eurotunnel, the historical branch, recorded a revenue of 364 million euros, up 3%, boosted by the progress of shuttles operated under the LeShuttle brand. Europorte, the logistics division, grew by 5% to 42 million euros. However, Eleclink, the electrical interconnection, buckled under the weight of the normalization of electricity markets with a 13% contraction to 66 million euros. This quarterly performance allowed the group to confirm its EBITDA target for 2025, expected between 780 and 830 million euros. Alongside these financial announcements, Eiffage formalized its massive reinforcement in the capital of Getlink, crossing the symbolic threshold of 25% participation. The French construction and concessions giant acquired 39.1 million shares, bringing its share to 27.66% of the capital and 29.90% of voting rights, thus consolidating its status as the main shareholder. This acquisition, financed by cash for an amount of 692 million euros, was carried out at 17.70 euros per share, signaling a commitment to shareholder anchoring in the case.
Technical Analysis and Stock Performance
From a technical standpoint, GETLINK operates in a mixed trend context. The stock is established below its 50-day moving average, currently at 15.82 euros, but also distanced from its 200-day average, which stands at 16.04 euros. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) displays a level of 41, indicating a neutral position without marked signals of oversold or overbought conditions. The MACD indicator shows a line at -0.01 against a signal at -0.03, with a slightly positive histogram at 0.02, sketching the beginning of a convergence. The volatility measured over a month remains contained at 4.07%, reflecting dampened movements. The stock has technical support at 15.15 euros and resistance at 15.87 euros, two levels that delineate the short-term trading space.
