Airbus shares break above €200.10 and rank among the strongest gainers in the CAC 40
The European aircraft manufacturer accelerates mid-session in a Parisian market that is slightly better oriented. The move comes against a backdrop of medium-term indicators that remain well oriented, a few days after the publication of its nine-month accounts.
A resistance broken at €200.10 now acts as support
Airbus shares gained 2.27% to €200.85, compared with a close of €196.40 on Friday, placing the stock among the strongest gainers in the CAC 40, which rose 0.36%.
During the session, the stock broke above its highest level of the past 30 sessions (€200.10) and is holding above it, with this level now acting as support.
The price also sits above its three moving averages: the gap is 3.09% with the MA20, 3.54% with the MA50 and 6.88% with the MA200.
Over the week, the gain reaches 4.39%, and the stock remains 7.26% ahead over one month despite a 5.97% decline over three months. The next identified resistance is at €215.40.
Nine-month results supporting the underlying fundamentals
When Airbus published its nine-month results on October 28, 2026, it reported revenue of €50,645 million and net profit of €3,587 million, up 36%. Net commercial aircraft orders had more than doubled, to 1,105 aircraft compared with 514 a year earlier.
On deliveries, the group handed over 74 aircraft in October, bringing the total to 621 since January. Among the opportunities cited at the time of this publication was the ramp-up of the A220, targeted at 13 aircraft per month in 2028. The €5.0 billion share buyback launched in July was about 15% executed in early October.
