Forvia's Shares Plunge 4.5% and Become the SBF 120's Laggard

The Stock Breaks Its Support at €9.28 and Plunges to the Bottom of the SBF 120

Forvia loses 4.52% to €8.86, becoming the laggard of the SBF 120 while the broader index drops 0.8%. The stock breaches its support threshold of €9.28, previously tested at the end of May, bringing its monthly decline to over 18%. The technical setup has deteriorated: the price is now 12.76% below its 20-day moving average (€10.16) and 23.32% under its 200-day moving average (€11.56), while an RSI at 37 indicates a selling momentum that is taking root without reaching the oversold zone. The session continues a downward trend that began in early June, barely interrupted by a rebound of nearly 3% last Monday.

Bearish Bets Intensify Amid Ignite Refocusing Plan

According to reviewed statements, three funds hold a cumulative 3.36% of the equipment manufacturer's capital in net short positions, up from 3.17% a month ago (+0.19 point). This level, above the 3% threshold, reflects a significant bearish positioning by institutional investors, whether through directional bets or hedging of broader exposures. Without overinterpreting this snapshot, it confirms that the selling pressure identified on the stock over several sessions exceeds mere intraday flows.

Meanwhile, the company continues its Ignite refocusing plan, with the announced mid-June divestiture of the Augsburg site to GDELS, which includes the transfer of about 300 employees. The stock closes at €8.86. The next technical support to watch is around €8.50.