Worldline Shares Bounce 2.92% Following New Asset Sale to SIX
Worldline's stock rises by 2.92% to €0.2573 at midday on Monday, May 4, 2026, while the SBF 120 index falls by 0.36%. The payment specialist’s stock remains near its support level, having lost over 80% in a year. Today's rebound follows the announcement of a new asset sale.
A Sale that Extends European Refocusing
The group has finalized the sale of its Electronic Data Management business to SIX, according to a statement released this Monday. This operation extends the strategy of simplifying the scope that has been underway for several months by WORLDLINE. This move follows the €17 million obtained from the sale of New Zealand activities to Cuscal in mid-April. During the Q3 2025 earnings release, the company had identified strategic asset sales (Mobility valued at €400 million with €10 million conditional, North America at €70 million) among the levers for simplifying the portfolio. Operationally, Worldline reported a Q1 2026 revenue of €831 million, a marginal decrease of 0.5% year-on-year, with a return to growth in Merchant Services partially offset by a 7.4% decline in Financial Services. The Q3 2025 guidance anticipated an organic decline for 2025 between 1% and 4%, and an adjusted EBITDA between €830 million and €855 million.
Stock Still at the Lower End, with Support at €0.24 in Sight
The stock price is 30% above the lower Bollinger band set at €0.23, in a configuration where the RSI at 31 indicates seller exhaustion over the past weeks. The support at €0.24, just below the current price, frames the amplitude of this low zone. The moving averages remain distant: the MM50 at €0.77 and the MM200 at €1.91 reflect the collapse of the stock over the past year, with a three-month loss reaching 25.08%. Today's rebound is part of a volatile sequence, following an 11% surge on April 28 and a weekly decline of 4.74%. Shareholders are expected at the general meeting on June 11, 2026, before the first half results are published on July 30.
