Vusion share breaks through its €135 resistance following record orders

A jump of 11.8% that places Vusion third in the SBF 120

Vusion shares gain 11.83% to €135.20, among the strongest rises in the SBF 120, while the index advances 0.51%. The security broke through its €135 resistance level during the session, reaching a high of €140.60, before falling slightly back below (€134.60 at last reading). This rebound places it back above its three moving averages, with a gap of approximately 7% to 8% compared to the MA20, MA50 and MA200. It only partially erases the 44.22% decline over one year, whereas the gain for the week reaches 9.39%.

The movement follows the publication, on October 20, of the third quarter revenue. The group shows growth of 25% on adjusted data, against 49% excluding currency and customs duties effects. Order intake reaches €462 million, up 10%, representing the best third quarter in the company's history. The group confirmed its objectives for 2026 and invites investors on November 18 to present its medium-term strategy.

Two revised price targets and short positions in decline

On the analyst opinions side, Euroland lowered its target from €250 to €235 while remaining at buy, leaving potential of approximately 74% compared to the current price. Bernstein, which remained at outperform, lowered its target from €170 to €160 on October 19, roughly 18% above the current price. According to filed statements, cumulative net short positions total 3.32% of capital, distributed among five funds.

They decline by 0.67 percentage points over thirty days, after 3.99% a month earlier. This decrease moderates the downward pressure on the title, without being sufficient to draw a conclusion on the trend. The next meeting is scheduled for November 18, with the presentation of the group's medium-term strategy.