Ipsos Stock Rebounds Over 2% and Reaches its 200-Day Moving Average
The stock of the survey institute shows a significant recovery at midday in a slightly bullish Parisian market. The stock attempts to emerge from a month-long downturn and approaches a fundamental technical benchmark, as the group has recently adjusted its organization around its CEO.
A Rebound Bringing the Price Back to its 200-Day Moving Average
Ipsos stock gains 2.25% to €34.54 during the session, after closing at €33.78 the previous day. The stock returns to its 200-day moving average, set at €34.71 (a gap of -0.49%), a benchmark that was lost during the downturn at the end of June. The MM20 (€35.87) and MM50 (€36.82) remain above the current price, keeping the medium-term dynamics under pressure despite today's surge. The RSI at 33 has just exited an oversold zone, consistent with a technical rebound after a month marked by a 10.4% decline.
Over three months, the performance is nearly balanced (-1%), while the stock still shows a decline of nearly 19.5% over a year. The rebound occurs in a supportive market, with the SBF 120 up by 0.19% at midday, while the VIX relaxes to 15.91. Ipsos is among the notable risers in the SBF 120, although still behind the leaders such as Nanobiotix and ArcelorMittal.
New Organization Around the CEO to Accelerate the Horizons Plan
The group announced on July 7 the appointment of Claire Charbit as head of the CEO's Office, in direct support to CEO Jean Laurent Poitou. The new recruit joins the Executive Management Committee and will focus on the execution of the strategic Horizons plan. This announcement is part of a series of organizational adjustments initiated in recent weeks, following the promotion of Alexandre Guérin to the position of Deputy CEO Performance in mid-June.
In parallel, the subsidiary Ipsos Synthesio launched at the end of June its AI Visibility platform, designed to track brand exposure in search engines powered by artificial intelligence. Based on the expected earnings per share, the stock is trading at about 6.5 times the results of the current fiscal year according to the consensus of analysts surveyed, a modest multiple for an expected EPS growth of 7.1% next year. The sustainable crossing of the MM200 at €34.71 will be the next observable benchmark on the chart.
