LVMH Shares Lose Ground Ahead of Dividend Detachment
The stock of the world's leading luxury company drops 1.77% in late afternoon trading, at €446.70, on the eve of the detachment of the final 2025 dividend. The session is part of a CAC 40 down by 0.30%, extending a marked downtrend for the group since the beginning of the year.
Oversold Technical Configuration After Three Difficult Months
LVMH has fallen by 8.09% over seven days and by 17.7% over three months. The price at €446.70 falls below the lower Bollinger band set at €452.67, indicating a potential oversold configuration. The stock is also trading below its 50-day moving average (€495.11) and 200-day moving average (€543.44), confirming a medium-term bearish orientation. The RSI at 44 remains in the neutral zone, without signaling an extreme. The technical support identified at €455.75 has already been breached during the session. In the Parisian luxury sector, Hermès is down 1.05% and Christian Dior has dropped 2.46% in the same session.
Detachment of Dividend Balance Scheduled for Thursday
The financial calendar sets the payment of the dividend balance for April 30, 2026. The general meeting on April 23 approved an amount of €13.00 per share for the fiscal year 2025. The sector context remains marked by the conflict in the Middle East. During the revenue announcement for the first quarter on April 13, the group estimated the direct impact of regional tensions on its quarterly organic growth at about 1%, with a 2% decline in the Fashion and Leather Goods division. The quarter's revenue amounted to €19.1 billion, down 6% in reported figures. The next concrete step for shareholders: the detachment of the dividend balance on Thursday, April 30.
