Eurazeo Share: Over 7% Lost in One Month, Stock Rebounds Nearly 2%
The Paris-based asset manager is recovering this Friday, in a Paris market oriented upwards. The rebound occurs as the stock remains below its levels over the month and under all of its moving averages, following a series of turbulent sessions. The announcement of a new investment in water treatment in early October fuels the flow of news from the group.
A Rebound of 1.91% That Does Not Close the Monthly Decline
Eurazeo shares gain 1.91% to €45.96 in trading, while the SBF 120 advances 0.89%. The stock shows nearly 3.2% gains over one week, but still falls 7.2% over one month: today's rebound alleviates this decline without erasing it. The price remains below its 20-day moving average (€46.23) as well as its 200-day average (€46.64).
The RSI at 41 leaves the configuration neutral, without oversold or overbought signals. The support level at €44.52, briefly broken on October 2 before being reclaimed, remains the closest threshold in case of a new decline.
Miya Water, Share Buybacks and Semesters: The Group's Background Issues
On October 7, Eurazeo concluded an agreement to acquire a majority stake in Miya Water, a specialist in reducing water losses in distribution networks, through its impact fund. Miya's founders remain shareholders and at the head of the company. On the results side, the semester published on August 3, 2026 showed third-party inflows of €2.3 billion compared to €2.1 billion a year earlier, and asset management EBITDA up 20%.
The net income attributable to the Group remained negative at €-6 million. The group also launched a share buyback program of €200 million in June, executed at approximately 14% as of October 1. For consensus and analyst targets, see the analyst opinions on Eurazeo.
