Worldline stock declines nearly 2% and ranks among the strongest falls in the SBF 120

A stock below its three moving averages, despite a MACD that is recovering

The Worldline stock is declining 1.83% to €10.51, while the SBF 120 is gaining 1.11% in the session. This decline places it at the bottom of the index rankings, among the strongest falls in the SBF 120.

The stock is trading below its MA20 (€10.81, a gap of 2.81%), its MA50 and its MA200, which extends a decline of 8.34% over the week.

The support level at €10.17 is now approximately 3% below the current price. The MACD, for its part, is recovering slightly, with a signal line almost reached: today's movement looks more like a pause after yesterday's jump than a breakdown.

Q3 with organic growth of 2.5%, 2026 guidance maintained

Worldline published on October 27 revenue growth of 2.5% organically in the third quarter, driven by merchant services. Net-net revenue, excluding commissions passed on to card networks and partners, declined 1%.

The group indicates it remains on track to achieve its 2026 outlook and has completed its divestment program with the sale of its Australian and Indian operations.

On the analyst side, CIC Market Solutions reiterated its hold rating yesterday with a target of €12, representing approximately 14% above the current price. According to the consensus of analysts surveyed, the stock is trading at approximately 3.3 times the expected earnings for the current fiscal year.