After a quarter down 15%, Le Slip Français share rebounds nearly 7%
The share of the French-made underwear brand is rising sharply in mid-morning trading. The rebound comes after a decline that half-yearly results, which were nonetheless profitable, had failed to stop, while the Paris market remains well-oriented.
A rebound that brings the price to contact with the MA50
Le Slip Français share gains 6.78% to €12.60 in trading, versus €11.80 the previous day, while the CAC 40 advances 0.51%. This rebound partially erases the 5.97% decline recorded over the week. The price rises back above the MA20 (€11.68, difference of 7.88%) and moves to contact with the MA50 (€12.54).
The MA200, at €13.02, remains 3.23% above the price, and resistance at €13.40 is situated slightly higher. The RSI at 48 remains neutral and leaves room before any overbought zone.
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The group, listed on Euronext Growth Paris since July 14, 2026, published on October 13 a positive half-yearly net profit of 2 K€, against a loss of 133 K€ a year earlier. Its chief executive officer Guillaume Gibault sees it as the first profitability in the first half of a fiscal year in fifteen years. Published revenue declined 5%, following the closure of stores, and the group said it reinvested its margin gains in its teams, its industrial tool and customer acquisition.
In early October, activity showed a 12% increase, with digital reaching 87%. Over three months, the share remains down nearly 15%.
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