Le Slip Français Share Price Plunges 15% to €8.86

New all-time low at €8.86 for Le Slip Français, -15% during the session

The share price of Le Slip Français stands at €9.05 during the session, after touching €8.86 at its low point, thus breaking its previous record low of €10.70 recorded the day before. The decline reaches 15.42% compared to the previous close at €10.70, in a movement that stands out from the rest of the market. The CAC 40 fell 1.81% during the session and the SBF 120 declined 1.75%, illustrating how far the magnitude of the share's decline extends beyond the general pullback in the French market.

Over seven days, losses now exceed 25%, and over three months they reach 35.81%. The decline brings losses since the initial public offering in July 2026 to -35.81%. The security had already hit a floor at €12.24 on August 27, which now appears as merely an intermediate level in the descent.

Psychological resistance at €9.50 in a context of heightened volatility

The security now trades well below the €9.50 threshold, which represents the first psychological level above the current price. This level has no prior technical precedent since the security, listed on the stock exchange in July 2026, does not yet have a long technical history. Resistance at €9.50 is therefore a prospective benchmark, without this level having already been tested.

The IPO had allocated €13M on demand of €13.75M in July 2026, which reflects measured initial interest; the security has since lost more than one-third of its value. The VIX, the volatility index for American markets, rises 6.54% during the session to 16.3, signaling a slight increase in tensions on global markets, though this alone is insufficient to explain the brutality of the Le Slip Français decline. In the absence of moving averages calculable over sufficient history, the current price at €9.05 and the day's low at €8.86 now constitute the only available technical benchmarks for tracking the security's performance.