Vicat shares gain 14.5% in one month and keep rising ahead of the publication of its third-quarter results

A rebound that places the stock well above its moving averages

Vicat shares reached €67.50 intraday, up 1.96% from the previous day's close.

The stock now gains 14.2% over one week and 14.8% over one month, while still losing 1.75% over three months. It has broken through its highest point of the last 30 sessions at €66.20, which has now become support, and the MM200 at €64.33 now sits 4.9% below the share price. This move is part of a rising market: the CAC 40 gains 0.76% and the SBF 120 gains 0.78%.

The RSI at 75 signals an overbought configuration, which is not a forecast but a description of the strength of this week's rebound. The next resistance lies at €68.70, just over 1.8% from the current price.

Nine-month revenue to be published after a strong first half

Vicat publishes its revenue for the first nine months of 2026 today. At the first-half results on July 29, the group had raised its annual targets, with expected growth of 7% to 9% at constant scope and exchange rates. It had then cited among its risks rising energy costs, expected to be more pronounced in the second half, as well as unfavorable currency effects, notably the dollar and the Indian rupee.

Among the levers highlighted were the full-year contribution of kiln 6 in Senegal and the price increases announced in the United States. The stock ranks 24th in the SBF 120 for the session, with no superlative to report, and the reading of these figures will determine the next move this week.