TFF Group Share Falls to Lowest Level Since 2014, RSI in Oversold Territory
TFF Group took another hit on the stock market this Friday, reaching an unprecedented low since 2014. The stock is among the steepest declines on the CAC All Shares, in a market context already weakened by the CAC 40's decline.
A Twelve-Year Low Recorded Following a Quarterly Revenue Drop of 36.4%
TFF Group lost 4.04% during the session, falling to €14.26, its lowest price since 2014 (the previous floor of €14.46, dating from that year, has just been broken). This decline follows the publication on September 15, 2026, of a quarterly revenue of €56.9 million, down 36.4% year-on-year for the first quarter of 2026/2027. The decline affects both divisions of the group, in a global alcoholic beverages market marked by inventory adjustments among customers and a slowdown in production, particularly sensitive in the United States.
During this publication, the group maintained its operational discipline while targeting the end of the declining cycle by 2028. Over the week, the stock fell 13.58%, and it is down 14.61% over three months, a sign that pressure had built up well before today's session.
Analyst Ratings Downgraded and Technical Configuration Deteriorated Below All Moving Averages
Two research houses revised their stance on September 16. TP Icap Midcap lowered its price target from €16 to €14, moving to a sell rating, while Oddo BHF reduced its target from €17 to €15, while maintaining a neutral rating. At the current price of €14.26, the highest target (€15, Oddo BHF) leaves only limited upside potential of 5%, while the lowest target (€14, TP Icap Midcap) has already been breached to the downside.
The chart configuration reflects this fragility: the stock is trading below all three moving averages, 13.05% below the 20-day MA (€16.40), 10.37% below the 50-day MA (€15.91) and 15.22% below the 200-day MA (€16.82). The RSI at 29 signals a pronounced oversold zone, consistent with the week's accelerated decline, without necessarily implying an immediate reversal. The €17 resistance remains more than 19% away from the current price, and the stock will first need to recover its main moving averages to consider a change in momentum.
