Witbe stock soars to a two-year record by touching €4.50 following its results

A two-year record broken after a first positive operating result in a half-year period

Witbe stock surges 13.14% to €4.39 in trading, after reaching €4.50 at the day's high, marking a two-year record (the previous 2024 peak stood at €4.19). This breakthrough comes following the publication of first half 2026 results, unveiled on September 23: Witbe achieved for the first time in its listed history a positive operating result for the first half of the year, combining business growth and a reduction in its cost structure. This result is all the more significant as the first half typically represents the least contributive period of the fiscal year for the company. Over three months, the stock now shows a gain of nearly 52%, and close to 179% over one year, testifying to the magnitude of the turnaround underway for several quarters.

A tense technical configuration, with a psychological level at €4.40 within reach

From a technical indicators perspective, the stock is trading well above its three moving averages: the 20-day MA at €3.88, the 50-day MA at €3.49 and the 200-day MA at €2.32 are all at a significant distance below the current price, reflecting strong upward momentum across all timeframes. The RSI at 59 remains in neutral territory, with no overbought signal despite the sharp intraday advance. The next level to monitor is the psychological threshold of €4.40, a prospective benchmark that the stock has not yet reached at closing. while the reference support stands at €3.04, a former resistance that has now become a floor after the breakthrough of €4.01 previously. TP ICAP, which had initiated coverage of the security with a buy recommendation in July 2026 with a price target of €5.10, thus maintains a theoretical margin of around 16% compared to the current price.