Bolloré: stock declines nearly 3%, three-month decline reaches 10%
The Breton holding is losing ground this Thursday, in a declining Paris market. The decline places the stock in the lower part of the SBF 120, a few weeks after the publication of its half-yearly results.
A decline of 2.86% that leaves the price below its three moving averages
At €3.67, Bolloré stock is down 2.86% compared to the previous day's close (€3.78), while the SBF 120 falls 0.77% and the CAC 40 0.73%. The stock ranks in the lower part of the SBF 120, far from leading stocks such as Capgemini (+2.98%). In terms of trends, it remains below its MA20 (€3.69, deviation of 0.54%), its MA50 (€3.78) and its MA200 (€3.70), so that today's decline merely extends a series of short-lived rebounds.
The support level at €3.61 is less than 2% from the current price: it is the closest level in case of further decline. The one-month performance stands at -3.42% and the three-month performance at -10.05%, while the one-year gain is 5.43%. The group had already lost ground in mid-September, when the stock broke its support at €3.63 two days after the publication of results.
Contrasting half-yearly results, between Bolloré Energy and industrial losses
When publishing H1 2026 results on September 16, the group posted revenue up 8% at constant scope and exchange rates, driven by Bolloré Energy whose adjusted operating income advanced 77%. On the other hand, the Industrial division posted an operating loss of 42 million euros, concentrated on next-generation battery research, and the group announced the planned halt of Bluebus bus production. On the valuation side, according to the consensus of analysts surveyed, the stock is trading at approximately 36.4 times the earnings of the current fiscal year and 30.0 times those of the next fiscal year.
Analysts' opinions can be found in the consensus dedicated to the stock. The level to watch remains the support at €3.61, which the price has not yet tested.
