Worldline share retreats nearly 60% over one year ahead of Q3 results
The European payments specialist is declining sharply during trading, in a lower-trending Paris market. The stock is pulling back just days before the publication of its third-quarter activity, while its valuation remains very low.
A pullback that brings the stock below its medium-term moving averages
Worldline loses 3.79% to €11.08, among the steepest declines on the SBF 120, while the index gives up 0.73%. The stock had nonetheless recovered 8.5% the previous week, and its pullback over one month stands at 9.2%. This decline leaves it 9.4% below its 50-day MA (€12.22) and 10.4% below its 200-day MA (€12.36), but above its 20-day MA (€10.97), a threshold that today's session is testing closely. Over one year, the loss reaches nearly 60%, in a market context where the CAC 40 declines 0.79% and where tension on French debt, with a 10-year OAT at 5.13% as of October 22, weighs on the overall climate of the Paris exchange.
Third-quarter revenue expected on October 27
The group will publish its third-quarter revenue on October 27. When releasing first-half results on July 30, 2026, the company had indicated it was targeting Ebitda of 640 million euros for the remainder of its fiscal year. On the valuation front, according to the consensus of analysts surveyed, the stock trades at approximately 3.5 times current fiscal year earnings, with earnings per share growth expected at 8.2% year-over-year. The support level at €10.21, closer than the resistance at €13.85, is the most precise technical level nearest to the current price before this publication.
