Worldline Shares Near the Bottom of the SBF 120, Down 46% Over One Year

A Stock Below Its Three Moving Averages, With a 20-Day Moving Average (MA20) at €10.91

Worldline trades at €10.80 intraday and is down 1.51% from the previous day, placing it among the largest decliners in the SBF 120. Over the week, the decline reaches 5.53%, while the stock still gains 0.75% over one month.

The price is below the MA20 (a gap of 0.99%), the 50-day moving average (6.31%) and the 200-day moving average (9.98%). It therefore remains below the MA20 at €10.91, which it had regained in early November, and the RSI at 46 signals neither overbought nor oversold conditions. Over one year, the stock has lost 46.11%.

After Q3 Results and a Debt Buyback, a Stock That Remains Heavily Discounted

On October 27, 2026, the group published organic revenue growth of 2.5% for the third quarter, driven by merchant services. The stock had then jumped nearly 14% intraday.

At the time of this publication, the company said it remained “on track to achieve our 2026 outlook,” with an EBITDA target of €640 million. On November 10, it also reduced the outstanding amount of its 0.875% 2027 bonds to €138.4 million, following a buyback of €329.8 million.

According to the consensus of the analysts surveyed, the stock trades at about 3.1 times expected earnings for the current fiscal year.

On the short-selling side, three funds together hold 2.34% of the capital according to the disclosures reviewed, compared with 3.09% 30 days earlier: downward pressure has eased by about 0.75 points over one month. The support at €9.85 and the resistance at €11.86 now frame the share price.