Maison Pommery Stock Hits New Historical Low at €10.50
Maison Pommery's stock fell by 3.23% this Friday, March 6, plunging to a new historical low of €10.50, below the previous record low of €10.55 reached at the end of February. The champagne house continues to see its valuation erode, with a decline of nearly 13% over the year. The publication of the annual results for 2025, scheduled for March 30, will be the next major event for the stock.
Continued Downward Trend as Stock Falls Below €10.55
By dropping below €10.55, Maison Pommery has set a new historical low, reflecting the continuation of a downward trend that has been ongoing for several months. The stock is now significantly below its 50-day moving average of €11.25, a gap that indicates persistent selling pressure on the stock. The 200-day average at €11.85 confirms this medium-term downward trajectory. The RSI, an indicator measuring the speed and magnitude of price changes, is at 39, close to the oversold threshold conventionally set at 30. This level suggests that the stock might be approaching a technical tension zone, although it does not mechanically indicate an imminent rebound. Over the last three months, the stock has fallen by 8.3%, with a performance over the past seven days at -2.33%.
Financial Calendar and Upcoming Events
Maison Pommery's financial calendar sets the publication of the 2025 annual accounts for March 30. This event will be the next milestone likely to fuel discussions on the stock, in a context where the market capitalization has significantly reduced over the last quarters. The general assembly is scheduled for June 4, followed by the release of the 2026 half-yearly sales figures on July 6 and a dividend payment planned for September 21. The stock's beta, close to zero at -0.08, indicates that the stock moves largely independently of major market indices. The monthly volatility remains contained at 5.29%, reflecting a limited trading volume, characteristic of small-cap stocks in the wine sector. Focus is now on the group's ability to reassure during the presentation of its results, as the stock has lost nearly one-eighth of its value in twelve months.
