STIF shares soar 18% after signing a first contract with SpaceX

A first contract with SpaceX opens a breach in a difficult quarter

The STIF share gains 18.06% to €18.89 during the session, after closing the previous day at €16. The manufacturer of bulk handling components and explosion protection systems announced on November 2 a first contract with SpaceX, worth approximately €1 million, covering its Vigiflap check valves.

The amount remains modest, but it adds a client from the space sector to a portfolio that has been losing its main outlet in battery energy storage since October: Tesla USA chose other safety systems for its Megapack 3, without STIF products.

When the H1 2026 results were published on October 1, the group forecast revenue of €110 million for next year and EBITDA of €18 million, explicitly citing this slowdown in deliveries to Tesla.

The rebound of the day takes place in a stock that is still down 63.7% over three months, so it only partially offsets this decline.

The stock recovers its MM20 but remains far from its long-term averages

In terms of moving averages, the session brought the price to 17.6% above the MM20, located at €16.06. The two other benchmarks remain out of reach: the MM50 (€33.10) is nearly 43% above the price, and the MM200 (€49.13) is more than 61% above.

The RSI at 40 leaves the stock far from the oversold zone it had fallen into at the end of October, when the indicator had dropped to 13 with a price below €14.50.

The stock thus gains 28.94% over the week, following this low point. It had already experienced marked rebounds this year, notably 7.13% in early May.

The €13.92 support remains the floor to watch, while the €46.60 resistance is very distant. The group is also continuing its €10 million share buyback program, announced in November 2025.