Elis Shares Drop Below MM200 and Rank Among the Worst Declines in the SBF 120
The circular services specialist continues its correction mid-session, as the Parisian market fluctuates around equilibrium. The stock marks another session in the red and moves further away from its short-term technical benchmarks, ranking low in the SBF 120 segment.
A Decline that Extends the Correction Started in Early July
Elis shares fell by 1.95% to €25.16, down from €25.66 the previous day. Over the week, the stock has declined by 6.54%, and by 5.41% over the month. This movement is a continuation of the drop on July 10, when the stock broke its support at €25.72. This threshold, now breached downwards, acts as an immediate ceiling to any rebound attempts.
The Parisian context provides no particular support for the stock, with the SBF 120 remaining almost stable (+0.09%) and the CAC 40 marginally up by 0.1%. Elis is among the biggest losers in the SBF 120, while Worldline, Kering, and Pluxee lead the gains. The VIX eases by 5.54% to 16.21, indicating contained overall volatility despite tensions around the Strait of Hormuz.
The Stock Settles Below Its Three Moving Averages, RSI Nears Oversold Territory
The technical setup has significantly deteriorated since the peak on July 3, when Elis aimed for the €29 mark following the completion of the ServBrazil acquisition. The price is now below its MM20 (€26.86, a gap of -6.33%) and MM50 (€26.80, a gap of -6.12%), and has just fallen below its MM200 at €25.43 (a gap of -1.06%). The downward crossing of this latter, a medium-term reference, marks a clear inflection after several weeks above it.
The RSI at 36 is approaching the oversold threshold, while the MACD remains in negative territory (-0.19), with no reversal signal. The one-month volatility at 6.48 remains moderate. The next significant event for the stock will be the publication of the semi-annual revenue, which the market will watch closely following Q1 2026 at €1.18 billion and the confirmation of annual targets.
