Vicat shares break through €63.40, their highest level in 30 sessions, ahead of its results

A 30-session high reclaimed and a price above its three moving averages

The stock gains 4.43% to €66.00 intraday and is up 11.1% over the week. It broke above its highest level of the last 30 sessions, at €63.40, a level that has now become support.

The price is now above the 20-day moving average (MM20, €59.58, a gap of +10.78%), the 50-day moving average (MM50, €60.70) and the 200-day moving average (MM200, €64.38).

Regaining this last average marks a change from previous weeks, when the stock remained below it. The RSI at 72 nonetheless signals an overbought condition after this rapid rise. In the SBF 120 index, which gains 1.49%, Vicat is among the strongest gainers of the session.

Nine-month accounts expected on November 5, after a stronger first half

Vicat will publish its revenue for the first nine months of 2026 on November 5. When it released its H1 2026 results on July 29, the group raised its annual targets, with targeted growth of +7% to +9% at constant scope and exchange rates. It had then cited rising energy costs, expected to weigh more heavily in the second half, and unfavorable exchange-rate effects among its points of vigilance.

On the other side, the group highlighted the full-year contribution of kiln 6 in Senegal and the price increases announced in the United States. The next resistance level is at €68.70, above the current price.