OCI Shares Climb 5.75% on Monday, November 24 at Opening

Current Market Conditions

This morning's rise occurs in a context of extreme fragility for the stock. Over the past seven days, OCI has remained nearly stable with a gain of 0.8%, but the outlook darkens significantly over three months with a cumulative decline of 29.61%. Over the past twelve months, the stock has lost 17.74%, creating a significant gap with the CAC 40, which has gained 10.65% over the same period. Trading volumes this morning remain very limited, representing only 0.25% of the capital, a level reflecting moderate investor participation. On the technical chart, the stock is approaching its immediate resistance at 3.65 euros. Its Relative Strength Index (RSI) stabilizes at 43, indicating neither overbought nor oversold conditions. The average true range (ATR) is set at 0.05 euro, remaining contained in the context of a tempered monthly volatility of 8.03%.

Strategic Divestment Announced

Today, OCI announced its agreement to sell its entire stake in OCI Ammonia Holding to AGROFERT for a consideration of 290 million euros. This package includes the Rotterdam terminal for the import and storage of ammonia as well as the distribution platform in Europe. The closing of the transaction is expected in the first half of 2026, following the satisfaction of regulatory approvals and shareholder consent. Technically, this progression is observed against a contrasting backdrop. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) remains in negative territory (-0.05), indicating a weakness in buying flows. The MACD displays a positive histogram (+0.01), signaling a budding convergence, although the signal line remains above the guideline (-0.07 against -0.06), reflecting a persistent bearish dynamic. The price is significantly below its two main moving averages: the 50-day at 3.73 euros and the 200-day at 4.93 euros.