Vusion share falls 2%, still down nearly 50% over one year
The electronic shelf label manufacturer is losing ground again on Monday, in a Paris market clearly oriented downward. The decline erases Friday's rebound, ahead of a revenue announcement, as an analyst opinion has just been adjusted.
A share that falls back below its short and long-term moving averages
The Vusion share is down 2.02% at €121 at midday, following a 4% rebound on Friday. It has fallen below its three moving averages: the MA20 at €125.79 (gap of -3.81%) and the MA200 at €127.20 (gap of -4.87%). The share had risen above these reference points following the publication of half-year results on September 21, before losing them again in early October.
The MACD, negative, confirms this loss of momentum. Over the week, performance remains nearly flat (-0.82%), but the share is still down 49.6% over one year.
This decline occurs in an SBF 120 that is down 1.3% this morning, amid social tensions over the weekend in France and pressure on French sovereign debt: the 10-year OAT is at 4.79%, according to the Bank of France reading from October 16, based on the editorial team's market context. Vusion ranks at the bottom of the index table, with a decline greater than that of the overall market.
Bernstein adjusts its target to €160 and maintains its positive opinion
Bernstein is lowering its price target today from €170 to €160, while maintaining its outperform opinion. Compared to the €121 share price, this new target leaves an upside potential of approximately 32%. The brokerage is thus reducing its target without changing its view on the stock. The analyst consensus remains to be monitored following this adjustment.
The first half 2026 results, published on September 21, showed revenue up 34% and adjusted EBITDA of €160 million. The company reiterated its full-year targets at that time. The next update is scheduled for October 20, with the publication of third quarter 2026 revenue.
