IEVA Group's Stock Rebounds to €8.00 but Remains Down 37% Over Three Months
IEVA Group's stock is recovering in the mid-afternoon on Euronext Growth, trading at €8.00, up 4.17% from the last close of €7.68. The rebound occurs as the stock remains weakened by a loss of 11.99% over the week and 37.45% over three months. Meanwhile, the CAC 40 is up by 0.32% at 7,977.81 points.
A Technical Rebound After a Week Marked by Nearly 12% Decline
IEVA Group's stock is up 4.17% at €8.00 during the session, after hitting low points under recent weeks' pressures. The weekly performance remains negative at -11.99%, and the three-month decline reaches -37.45%, the same level as the annual drop. Thus, today's rebound only mitigates part of the recent decline. This movement occurs in a contrasting market environment. The CAC 40 is up 0.32% and the SBF 120 advances by 0.24%, while the bond markets remain tense: the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury climbs to 4.63%, a high since February 2025, and Brent trades above $110 per barrel. This context of high rates particularly weighs on unprofitable growth stocks like small-cap tech companies. The absence of published technical indicators (moving averages, RSI, Bollinger Bands) on the stock limits a detailed chartist reading of the movement.
IEVA Circle and i-mirror Deployment at L'Atelier du Sourcil as a Backdrop
As a reminder, IEVA Group announced on May 12 the launch of the IEVA Circle, a scheme aimed at its individual shareholders, combining financial information and experiential dimension. This initiative is part of the strategy to retain the individual shareholder base of the Beauty Tech group listed on Euronext Growth. Earlier in May, the company had reached an operational milestone with the deployment of its i-mirror platform across the 130 boutiques of L'Atelier du Sourcil, the first realization of the 'Beauty as a Service®' model. Financially, the group had reported in early April a 32% increase in revenue but deepened losses to -€8.3 million, and raised €7.3 million in March with Bpifrance with a goal of doubling revenue by 2028. The stock remains 37.45% below its price a year ago, reflecting the market's difficulty in valuing a growth trajectory that is still loss-making in a context of high long-term rates.
