GTT Shares Drop 2.2% to €204.80 Amid Long-Term Rate Pressure

Intraday Decline Brings Stock Back to Its 20-Day Moving Average

GTT's stock drops 2.2% to €204.80, after closing the previous session at €209.40. The stock is now touching its 20-day moving average (MM20) at €203.96, which serves as the first technical reference after the consolidation of recent weeks. The 50-day moving average (MM50) is just below at €202.38, 1.2% off the current price. The RSI at 58 remains in the neutral zone, and the stock is moving in the middle of the Bollinger Bands (54%), without any signs of technical stress. The one-month volatility stands at 6.8%, a moderate level. Over the past year, GTT has maintained a gain of 31.5%, and 13.5% over three months. The bond market context weighs on the session: the yield on the 10-year US Treasury has risen to 4.63%, its highest since February 2025, following the surge in energy prices linked to the war in Iran. This rate movement weakens growth stocks and industrial segments exposed to high multiples.

Solid Order Book and Busy Schedule Leading Up to the June 28 Semi-Annual Results

Beyond today's movement, commercial activity remains robust. An order from Samsung Heavy Industries for a 170,000 m³ FSRU was announced on May 13, and the company also secured an order for five methane carriers from Hudong-Zhonghua in early May. During the announcement of its first quarter revenue on April 23, GTT reported 32 orders in the first three months (its second-best performance for a Q1) with revenue of €192.5 million, up by 1%. In terms of valuation, the stock is trading at about 18.1 times the earnings expected for the current fiscal year, compared to an average of 11.6 times for the Energy sector, with an expected EPS growth of 5.7% from one year to the next. The financial calendar now points to the general meeting on June 16, 2026, followed by the publication of the semi-annual results on June 28.