Vivendi Shares Drop 3% at Midday Amid Technical Deterioration
At mid-session on Monday, December 1, 2025, Vivendi SE's stock has fallen by 2.98% to 2.44 euros, down from a close of 2.52 euros the previous day. The stock continues its decline in a Parisian market also down by 0.74%, with trading volumes remaining limited to 0.09% of the capital. This new drop is part of a broader movement of technical deterioration that began several weeks ago.
Current Trading Session
Since the opening this Monday, Vivendi SE has been trading at 2.44 euros, marking a decline of nearly 3% compared to last Friday's close. The session is proceeding with modest volumes, reflecting a certain caution among investors. The stock now shows a weekly decline of 3.9% and a drop of 20.12% over the last three months, significantly underperforming the CAC 40, which has gained 11.44% over the year. However, the stock still maintains an annual gain of 26.71%, largely driven by the dynamics of the first half of the year before the group's split in mid-December 2024. The current price brings the stock back to its support threshold of 2.44 euros, a crucial technical level for the future. The recent context remains marked by high volatility at the end of November. On November 28, the Court of Cassation annulled a decision that would have forced the Bolloré Group, a shareholder of nearly 30%, to launch a public withdrawal offer. This judicial outcome removed the prospect of a substantial premium for minority shareholders, which had initially caused a drop of more than 13% on November 19. The stock then limited the damage, closing at equilibrium on November 28 after several turbulent sessions. The legal case remains open, with the Paris Court of Appeal set to re-examine the case.
Technical Indicators
Technically, indicators confirm a bearish orientation in the short term. The RSI is at 20, a level of overselling which theoretically indicates an excess of pessimism and could suggest a technical rebound. However, this very low threshold also reflects marked selling pressure and a lack of buying support. The price is significantly below its 50-day moving average, positioned at 2.93 euros, approximately 20% above the current level. This gap illustrates the deterioration of the underlying trend over several weeks. The MACD, whose directional line displays -0.14 against -0.11 for the signal line, remains in negative territory with a histogram at -0.04. This configuration indicates that the bearish momentum is still in place, with no immediate reversal signal. The distance from the Bollinger bands, whose lower bound is at 2.31 euros, suggests that the stock still has potential room to fall before reaching an extreme level. The next sessions will be crucial to confirm whether or not the current support at 2.44 euros holds.
Company Overview Post-Split
The group, which now primarily owns Gameloft and has stakes in Universal Music Group, Banijay, and Telecom Italia, now operates under an asset-holding structure after having sold Canal+, Havas, and Louis Hachette Group during the split in December 2024. The Money Flow Momentum (MFM) shows -0.13, confirming a clear exit of capital. The On-Balance Volume indicator, at -21.5 million, underscores the weakness of cumulative buying volumes over several weeks, reinforcing the hypothesis of a gradual disinterest of investors in this new post-split Vivendi. Investors will closely monitor the evolution of the legal case and the management's ability to redefine a clear strategy for this refocused entity.
