Trigano Share Falls Nearly 2%
The motorhome manufacturer extends its decline this week, in an SBF 120 itself oriented downward. The stock displays one of the worst performances in the broader index this Friday, with a decline of 1.74%. This comes as the publication of its annual turnover approaches.
A decline of nearly 10% over one month that pushes the stock below its three moving averages
Trigano falls 1.74% during trading at 141.30 €, bringing its decline to 9.13% over the past month and 5.8% over the week. The stock is thus in negative territory over one year (-2.15%), progressively erasing the winter rebound. This movement occurs in a difficult index environment: the SBF 120 retreats 0.77% during trading, while the CAC 40 falls 0.8%. On the technical indicators side, the configuration remains unfavorable.
The price is below the 20-day MA (151.00 €) with a gap of 6.42%, also below the 50-day MA (151.16 €, gap of 6.52%) and the 200-day MA (156.83 €, gap of 9.90%): the three moving averages form a coherent triple ceiling, more than 9 to 10 € above the current price. The RSI at 35 approaches the oversold zone without having crossed it, reflecting an exhaustion of selling momentum without a clear reversal signal for the moment. The stock is also clearly below its resistance threshold at 158.80 €, which remains distant.
Annual turnover expected on September 23, against a backdrop of contained valuation
The next concrete milestone for the stock is the publication of 2026 annual turnover, expected on September 23. This date takes on particular significance given the accumulated downward pressure in recent weeks: the support at 146.20 € had already been broken on Wednesday, September 16, a sign of persistent fragility despite the 2.5% rebound recorded on September 14. The near-term downward momentum contrasts with a modest valuation profile: according to analyst consensus surveyed, the stock trades around 9.7 times the anticipated earnings of the current fiscal year and 8.8 times those of the following fiscal year, with earnings per share growth anticipated at 10% from one fiscal year to another. The September 23 publication will constitute a first test to assess whether the business trajectory remains in line with these expectations.
