One Experience Stock Rises 2.75% After Hotel Acquisition
One Experience shares are up 2.75% at €0.41 in mid-morning trading, against a backdrop of a 0.49% decline in the CAC 40. The stock appears to be reacting to the announcement of the first investment by its subsidiary, One Hospitality Assets, revealed a few hours ago. Over the past year, the stock has still gained 64.4%, but has fallen 27.89% over the last three months.
First Major Hotel Acquisition for One Hospitality Assets
One Experience has announced the acquisition of the walls and business of two hotels located in Melun, under the Campanile and Première Classe brands. This operation marks the operational start of One Hospitality Assets, a platform dedicated to investing in 'walls and business' hotel assets. The operation will be managed in partnership with David Dassin and Byron Gestion. This platform was structured on April 24, following its announcement on April 9. As a reminder, the group had published at the end of April an EBITDA back to break-even for the fiscal year 2025, with a revenue increase of 8%, despite a still-deficit net result of -€754K.
Stock Price Below All Moving Averages
Despite today's rebound, the stock remains well below the MM20 (€0.44, a gap of -6.59%) and the MM50 (€0.52). The stock is trading in the lower part of the Bollinger bands, at 36% of the range, with an RSI at 39 approaching the oversold zone without entering it. The support at €0.38 identified in the data remains close to the current price. The negative beta (-0.49) indicates a behavior decoupled from the stock market, which is evident this morning against a CAC 40 and an SBF 120 in the red. According to a publication in the BODACC on November 13, 2025, the group had made a modification to its capital, consistent with the capital increase subscribed to 81% last March. The next financial calendar event is the 2026 general assembly, scheduled for June 25.
