GTT stock signs historic record at €221.80
The share of the specialist in membrane containment technologies for liquefied natural gas transport reaches a new all-time high this Tuesday, erasing the previous record set last Friday. The rally is part of an upward momentum sustained over several weeks, while the SBF 120 loses ground during the session.
A historic record at €221.80 that extends a month of gains exceeding 12%
The GTT share touched €221.80 during trading this Tuesday, surpassing its previous all-time record set at €221.60. At the time of writing, the price had retreated to €220.80, up 0.36% compared to the previous day. This slight pullback from the intraday peak is typical after a new all-time high, and does not undermine the magnitude of the move: the stock is up 5.24% over the week and 12.08% over the past month, representing one of the strongest performances of the SBF 120 over the period.
Over one year, the gain reaches 46.81%, placing GTT among the best-performing stocks in the index. A first historic record at €217.40 had already been recorded on Friday, September 4th, driven that day by a Berenberg rating upgrade. Breaking through this level now opens the path toward the psychological threshold of €230, which represents the next prospective reference above the current price, with no identifiable technical resistance history.
A marked overbought technical configuration, with the price well above its three moving averages
The stock is trading significantly above its three moving averages: the 20-day MA at €207.29 is exceeded by 6.52%, the 50-day MA at €197.36 by 11.88%, and the 200-day MA at €190.14 by 16.12%. This configuration reflects a solid underlying bullish trend anchored across all monitored time horizons. The RSI at 74 signals a technical overbought zone, consistent with the posting of a new all-time record: the stock has been advancing for several weeks without any notable correction. This context should be read as a configuration signal, not as a directional prediction.
On a fundamental level, GTT highlighted during the publication of its 2025 annual results (February 19, 2026) a strong recovery in methane carrier orders since the fourth quarter of 2025, with 14 additional orders in early 2026, as well as the ramp-up of the ethane market with seven orders for very large ethane carriers deliverable in 2027-2028. Furthermore, Brent is trading around $96.28 per barrel this Tuesday, amid persistent tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, which maintains sustained attention across all values linked to liquefied natural gas and maritime energy infrastructure. The identified immediate support remains at €186, the former resistance broken at €220, significantly below the current price.
