OPmobility shares rebound intraday but fall 23% over the quarter
The Lyon-based automotive supplier recovers during the session, in a Paris market slightly trending higher. The rebound follows a very difficult quarter, marked by an announced reorganisation in Europe and adjusted targets.
A rebound that moves the stock back into the upper part of the SBF 120
OPmobility shares gain 1.74% to €9.64, while the SBF 120 rises 0.33%. The stock ranks among the strongest gainers in the index, well behind Soitec (+11.21%) but ahead of the vast majority of stocks.
The move extends a 1.85% gain over the week and brings the stock back above its 20-day moving average (MM20) of €9.39, a gap of 2.66% that marks a first recovery of ground. This rebound remains modest compared with the quarter: the stock is still down 23% over three months and 33% over one year. It follows the third-quarter results published on 21 October 2026, which showed revenue up 2.8% on a like-for-like basis at constant exchange rates. The annual targets, adjusted in early October, had then been confirmed.
The 50-day moving average (MM50) at €10.77 remains 10.5% above the share price
The day's recovery leaves the stock well below its medium-term averages: the MM50 stands at €10.77, or 10.49% above the share price, and the MM200 at €13.72. The RSI at 45 remains neutral, while the MACD (-0.34) is approaching its signal line (-0.48), a sign that selling pressure is easing.
On valuation, the stock trades at around 8.9 times earnings for the current financial year, according to the consensus of the analysts surveyed. The support at €9.02 and the resistance at €12.44 frame the trading range, and the stock is much closer to the bottom of it.
