HiPay Group's Stock Rebounds to €5.76 but Still Down -42.7% Year-on-Year
The payment solutions specialist advances while the Parisian market significantly retreats. The stock is trading at €5.76, slightly above its short-term moving averages, but still shows a marked decline over the year. The session comes a few days after the quarterly revenue announcement.
Stock Rises Above Short-Term Averages but Remains Far from MM200
HiPay Group's stock gains 1.77% to €5.76 during the session, while the CAC 40 drops 0.87% and the SBF 120 loses 0.91%. The rebound takes the price just above the MM20 (€5.66) and MM50 (€5.71), respectively at +1.77% and +0.88%.
The MM200, at €8.34, remains very distant: the stock trades nearly 31% below it, illustrating the 42.7% decline over the past year. The RSI at 47 is neutral and the price moves mid-Bollinger band (59%), between a support at €5.12 and a resistance at €6.10. No technical zones are tested during the session, and the day's movement remains within the range of the last few weeks, with a weekly performance of zero and a nearly flat quarterly change (+0.35%).
Payment Volumes Up 7.5% but Revenue Declines in Q1
The group published its first quarter 2026 activity on May 13. Processed payment volumes increased by 7.5% to €2.5 billion, but revenue contracted by 3.9% to €18.3 million. The company explains this discrepancy by an unfavorable evolution in the client mix affecting the revenue rate relative to volumes.
During this May 13 announcement, HiPay maintained its annual target of around 10% growth in processed payment volumes, and anticipates an acceleration of revenue in the second half of the year. This trajectory extends the bet on a rebound made during the mid-April annual results publication, after a decline in EBITDA of €2.5 million in 2025. The next event on the calendar is the general assembly on June 3, 2026, followed by the semi-annual revenue publication on July 29.
