S.E.B. Stock Rebounds by 2.5% but Still Down 42.5% Year-on-Year
The Lyon-based small appliance manufacturer is showing signs of recovery in early afternoon trading, in a stagnant Parisian market. The stock is erasing some of its recent decline and has moved into the leading group of the SBF 120, even though its annual performance remains heavily negative.
A Notable Rebound That Leaves the Stock Below Its Three Moving Averages
S.E.B. stock is up 2.44% at €47.78 during the session, compared to a previous close at €46.64. The increase positions the stock among the strongest gains in the SBF 120, while the broader index is barely in the green (+0.05%). This movement follows last week's decline, when the stock had come to test its support at €46. Despite this rebound, the price remains below its three moving averages: MM20 at €49.24, MM50 at €50.56, and MM200 at €49.55, representing a gap of about 3 to 5.5% to close. The RSI at 38 indicates a still sluggish phase following the June correction. The identified resistance at €55.10 remains distant, while the support at €46 has just been defended.
An Annual Performance Down by 42.7% Weighs on Valuation
Over twelve months, the stock has lost 42.7%, and is down another 13.2% over the past month, two indicators that highlight the magnitude of the downturn since the summer of 2025. Today's rebound does not alter the underlying trend: the performance over three months is almost nil (+0.34%), indicating a prolonged consolidation around the €47-50 range. According to the consensus of surveyed analysts, the stock is trading at about 8.1 times the earnings expected for this year and 6.0 times those of the next year, a level that reflects the current mistrust in the stock. The session's context is marked by a surge in Brent crude (+4% to $79) following a new escalation around the Strait of Hormuz, an energy backdrop that impacts the costs of industrial inputs. The next market event will be the publication of the group's half-yearly revenue figures, expected at the end of July.
