Over 5% decline in one week: Lisi stock falls 2.5% during trading session
The aerospace and automotive fastening equipment manufacturer erases the previous day's rebound during mid-session trading in a declining Paris market. The decline places the stock at the bottom of the SBF 120 index and brings it below a technical threshold that had held for several weeks.
Stock falls below support level and below its three moving averages
The stock is trading at €58.50, down 2.34% compared to the previous day, while the SBF 120 index loses 0.77%. The price thus falls below the €59 support level, which was already tested in early September when the stock had broken through the €59.50 level before rebounding. This breakdown is accompanied by a position below all three moving averages: the 20-day MA at €61.64 is 5.09% above the price, and the 200-day MA at €60.72 is 3.66% above.
Over one week, the stock loses 5.19%, which leaves little room for Wednesday's rebound, which had gained it 2.5%. The CAC 40 falls 0.73% at the same time, in a market where tension over French debt is reflected in the 10-year OAT yield at 4.83% on October 7, or 1.34 percentage points above the Bund.
€614M share buyback program and 2026 targets confirmed in July
On the fundamentals side, the group confirmed on July 23, upon publication of its first-half 2026 results, its objectives for the fiscal year. It aims for an improvement in its key financial indicators for the fourth consecutive year. A share buyback program worth €614M had also been announced on May 19.
Over twelve months, the stock remains up 29.14%, but it has now lost 14.72% over three months. The RSI at 43 remains neutral, with no oversold signal at this stage. The €59 support is now behind the price, and the nearest resistance is found at €63.60.
