Bouygues shares fall 11.5% over three months but rebound 1.8% in one week
The construction, telecoms and media group edges higher in a CAC 40 that is clearly better oriented. The stock remains well below its medium-term moving averages, after a difficult quarter.
A limited rebound in a more buoyant Paris index
Bouygues shares gain 0.44% to €41.27 intraday, while the CAC 40 rises 1.25%.
The stock sits near the bottom of the index, in 30th place. It has just moved above its MM20 moving average (€40.72, a gap of 1.35%), but remains 3.42% below its MM50 and 13.37% below its MM200. This distance from the long-term averages reflects the extent of the underlying decline: the share price has lost 11.3% over three months, despite a gain of 1.8% over the week.
Construction peers move in the same direction today: Vinci gains 0.83% and Eiffage 1.15%, with declines of 7.69% and 14.99% respectively over three months.
A support at €40.14 within reach and Q3 results expected on November 5
The €40.14 support held during the last sell-off session, on October 19, when the stock came close to €40.26. The share price is currently around 2.8% above that level. The RSI at 47 is neutral and signals neither overbought nor oversold conditions.
On the fundamentals side, Colas completed on October 21 the acquisition of the US company Suit-Kote for $480 million, a growth transaction in the United States.
The group had confirmed on July 30 that it aims for 2026 a stable revenue at constant exchange rates and a current operating income from operations maintained at a historically high level. Third-quarter 2026 results are expected on November 5.
