Pluxee Shares Rebound 3.5%, Among the Leaders of the SBF 120
The meal voucher and employee benefits specialist recovers sharply mid-session, in a well-oriented Parisian market. The stock ranks among the leaders of its index, after difficult weeks that followed the publication of its annual accounts.
A Rebound That Recovers Only Part of the 15% Monthly Decline
Pluxee shares gain 3.62% to €12.31, placing them among the strongest gains in the SBF 120, while the index rises 1.04%. The stock nonetheless remains down 15.04% over one month, a loss that today's session only partially offsets, and it gains 4.68% over the week.
Its trajectory is close to that of Edenred, another sector stock, which rises 3.16% today after falling 11.12% over one month.
Goldman Sachs upgraded its rating from sell to neutral today, with its price target raised from €11.60 to €12.20, a level close to the current share price. In terms of valuation, the consensus of the analysts surveyed places the stock at around 8.1 times expected earnings for the current financial year.
Below Its Three Moving Averages, With the MA200 as the Nearest Hurdle
The stock trades below its three moving averages: the gap is 3.22% with the MA200 at €12.72, 9.22% with the MA20 at €13.56, and 14.04% with the MA50 at €14.32.
The MA200 is therefore the closest level to break in order to reverse the trend, while the €11.75 support remains the floor to watch in case of a further decline, with the RSI at 34 indicating a stock that is still weakly supported. This move follows the publication of annual accounts on October 29: the group had exceeded its 2026 targets but set a recurring EBITDA target of at least €440 million for 2027 and described a transition year linked to the Brazilian PAT reform, which weighed on the share price.
Today's session also takes place in a context where the 10-year French OAT remains close to 4.8%, according to the latest Banque de France data.
