Hexaom's Stock Rises After a 10.5% Increase in Quarterly Revenue
Hexaom's stock is advancing mid-session in a slightly down-trending CAC 40 (-0.26%). The individual home builder's stock is trading at €34.20, close to its 50-day moving average. This movement follows the announcement of its first-quarter revenue.
A Mixed Q1 Supports the Session
The group posted a revenue of 159.5 million euros for the first quarter of 2026, up 10.5% year-on-year. The individual home construction segment leads the growth, with a production increase of 14.9%, driven by a rebound in order intakes that began at the end of 2024. However, the other four segments of the group showed declines during the period.
The management of Hexaom is targeting an acceleration to a 20% annual growth rate in 2026, with an operating profitability above 5%. This goal is ambitious given the quarterly dynamics, still driven by a single sector. The market is focusing on the recovery of the core business.
Stock Price Close to its 50-Day Average
At €34.20, the stock is nearly at its 50-day moving average (€34.03) and significantly above the 200-day moving average at €31.22, indicating a positive underlying trend over six months. The annual performance stands at +22.06%, though the stock has fallen by 3.12% over the week. The RSI at 52 is neutral and does not signal any extremes.
The identified resistance at €35.70 marks the next upper boundary of the recent channel; the support is at €29.60. A beta of 0.03 indicates a significant decorrelation with the CAC 40, explaining the stock's counter-trend performance today. The next key date on the calendar is the 2026 general assembly on June 4.
