SCOR SE Shares Drop 2.31% to €32.14 but Still Up +12.77% Year-on-Year
SCOR SE shares fell by 2.31% to €32.14 in mid-afternoon trading, in a declining Paris market (CAC 40 down 0.46%). The drop follows a recent uptrend that saw the stock rebound by 3.28% over the week. The reinsurer remains on a positive trajectory over three months (+8%) and over a year (+12.77%).
A Session Decline Interrupts the Uptrend of May
SCOR SE shares are trading at €32.14, down from €32.90 the previous day. Today's decline is part of a broader pullback among major Parisian capitalizations, with the SBF 120 down 0.38%.
However, the technical context remains favorable. The price is still above the 20-day moving average (€31.60) by 1.71%, and above the 50-day moving average (€31.31). The gap to the 200-day moving average (€29.14) is 10.30%, indicating a still bullish underlying trend. The RSI at 61 remains in a neutral zone, with no signs of exhaustion.
The identified technical support is at €29.60, approximately 8% below the current price. The nearest resistance is at €33.10, a level approached during the previous session before today's decline.
A Strong Sector Performance Backed by a Contained Valuation Multiple
The reinsurer operates in a supportive sector environment. The insurance-reinsurance market in France shows Life premiums up 76.2% year-on-year and Non-Life premiums up 102.2%, indicating a still dynamic underwriting cycle. The Non-Life combined ratio in France was reported at 0.9% in October 2025.
In terms of valuation, according to the consensus of surveyed analysts, the stock is trading at about 7.5 times current year earnings and 7.2 times the following year's earnings, with an expected 4% growth in earnings per share year-over-year.
As a reminder, the first quarter accounts published on May 6 had supported the stock, which then jumped 5.12%. Today's session places the price midway between the 20-day moving average at €31.60 and the resistance at €33.10, two markers that structure the short-term movement.
