Haffner Energy Share: After Tripling in Three Months, the Stock Drops More Than 6%
Haffner Energy is losing momentum during trading after a series of technical and commercial announcements that were relatively well received in recent days. The share is losing ground but remains well above its levels from a few months ago.
A 6% Decline That Brings the Share Below Its 20-Day Moving Average
Haffner Energy share falls 6.15% to €0.70 during trading, compared to €0.75 at the previous close. It drops below its 20-day moving average (€0.73), with a gap of nearly 4%, but maintains an 8% lead over its 50-day moving average (€0.65). The decline adds to the weekly decline (-4.23%), while the three-month gain remains above 200%.
The CAC 40 advances 0.31% at the same time. The movement comes after the publication on October 14 of DNV's final report on the H6 generation trial. The confirmation of the success of the first qualification sequence was followed by the announcement of a second sequence, dedicated to mobility-grade hydrogen, scheduled for the quarter.
Mundi Énergies and the Aether Project Feed the Potential Order Book
On the commercial front, Mundi Énergies, a Canadian partner, has reserved 40 C-iB modules for its future multi-energy complexes in Quebec, according to an announcement on October 13. With the contractually set price condition being met, the partners mobilize the remaining €8 million in two €4 million offerings. This dilutive financing is a point closely monitored by shareholders.
When publishing annual results on June 25, 2026, the group raised its revenue target from €300 million to over €500 million, with a targeted gross margin exceeding €175 million. For reference, the share displays an RSI of 54, well out of extreme zones, and a lower support level at €0.53.
