BPOST shares fall to €0.92, a record low after its target was cut

A new record low at €0.92 after the cut to the EBIT target

BPOST shares lost 20.45% to €0.92 during the session and had touched €0.92 earlier, a record low that falls below the €1.05 low of October 29. The stock has dropped 13.56% over one week and nearly 40% over three months.

The group has revised its adjusted 2026 EBIT target for the second time, now between €95 million and €105 million, compared with about €140 million previously and an initial range of €165 million to €195 million.

The group explains this decline by weaker-than-expected demand: in the third quarter, adjusted EBIT moved from -€3.0 million to -€21.2 million. The Belgian postal business lost €19.8 million and Landmark Global lost €7.4 million, while Paxon improved its result by €8.6 million, which did not offset these declines.

In the group's communication, the risks cited include slower-than-expected parcel growth and a €3 tax on Asian volumes.

A volatile session marked by market declines following Wall Street and Asia

The session is taking place in a deteriorated climate: the CAC 40 is down 1.64% and the SBF 120 is down 1.65% mid-session, after a 5.52% correction in the Nasdaq on Thursday and a 5.96% drop in the Nikkei in Tokyo.

The stock remains far from its moving averages, at 15.78% below the 20-day moving average and 42.98% below the 200-day moving average.

The RSI at 27 places the stock in oversold territory, while the low of the last 250 sessions, at €1.06, has now been broken and becomes resistance. Based on the consensus of the analysts surveyed, the stock trades at about 3.2 times current-year earnings and 2.2 times next-year earnings.