Haffner Energy shares fall back to their €0.604 support and drop 5%
The stock is down again at midday, after a session yesterday with no company-specific news. The decline reflects a broader move away from its short-term moving averages.
A decline that pulls the share price away from its short-term averages
Shares of Haffner Energy lose 5.16% to €0.61 intraday, a level close to their €0.604 support threshold. The share price is now 13.43% below its MM20 and 10.88% below its MM50, extending a one-week decline of -13.43%.
The MM200, at €0.32, remains far below: the share price is 89.38% above it, a sign that the decline follows a surge over several months (+36.79% over three months).
The RSI, at 39, remains below the neutral zone without reaching oversold territory. This decline follows the 7.5% rebound on November 3, and the 8.5% drop on November 2, both already covered on this site.
A company reaffirming its positioning in energy for data centers
On the company side, Haffner Energy published on November 4 a text by its sales director, Marcella Franchi, based on an analysis by Oxford Economics on local acceptance of data centers in the United States.
The group presents its "Bring Your Own Power" approach as a response to the environmental requirements that frame these projects. This is a reminder of its positioning, with no quantified announcement.
For reference, when it published its annual results for 2026 (on June 25, 2026), the company raised its revenue target from €300 million to over €500 million, with a targeted gross margin above €175 million. The next technical reference point is the €0.604 support level, which the share price is testing this morning.
