S.E.B. Stock Rebounds to €52.62 but Still Down 39% Year-on-Year
The Lyon-based small appliance manufacturer rebounds this Tuesday midday, after a sharp decline in Monday's session. The stock is up 2.38% at €52.62, in a well-oriented Paris market: the CAC 40 is up 0.9% and the SBF 120 has gained 0.88%. This rise allows the stock to move back above its 200-day moving average.
A Technical Rebound That Brings the Stock Above the 200-Day Moving Average
The S.E.B. stock moves back above its 200-day moving average (MM200) at €52.21, after briefly breaking below it on Monday. The price is above the MM20 (€52.14) and MM50 (€48.23), but the MM200 (€52.21) is very close to the MM20, so the averages are not clearly aligned in an upward trend. The RSI at 51 remains neutral. The stock is in the middle of the Bollinger Bands (58%), between a lower bound at €48.88 and an upper bound at €55.39. The identified resistance at €54.15 is approaching, about 3% from the current price. Over the week, the performance remains almost nil (+0.33%), but the stock still shows a decline of 39.13% over the year. Today's rebound mitigates the annual decline without erasing its magnitude. The one-month volatility is measured at 12.14%.
A Discounted Valuation Compared to the Consumer Discretionary Sector
The expected earnings per share value the stock at approximately 8.9 times the results of the current fiscal year and 6.7 times those of the next fiscal year. The average of the 'Consumer Discretionary' sector is at 14.7 times the 2026 earnings, according to the consensus of eleven analysts updated on May 14. The expected growth in earnings per share between the two fiscal years is 33.7%. The capital remains dominated by insiders (46.5%), ahead of institutional investors (31.9%). The headquarters is located in Écully (Rhône) and Thierry Delaunoy de la Tour d'Artaise chairs the board of directors. Regarding the schedule, the first-quarter results published on April 24 showed an operating result up 42%. The next appointment is set for July 22, with the publication of the accounts for the first half of 2026.
