PROACTIS Stock Jumps 30% To End Session Bullish

(VIANEWS) – Investors were relieved to learn that PROACTIS SA’s shares had surged by 30.83% to EUR0.08 at 15:24 EST on Wednesday after two consecutive sessions of losses. Meanwhile, CAC 40 index (of which PROACTIS SA is a component) rose 0.18% over five sessions to EUR7,691.67 suggesting an up trend trading session; PROACTIS SA last closed at EUR0.06, 53.85% below its 52-week high of EUR0.13.

About PROACTIS SA

Proactis SA is a leading provider of source-to-pay software solutions that empower businesses to gain control over their spending while streamlining procurement processes. Proactis SA provides purchasing professionals with an innovative set of tools specifically tailored to managing routine goods and services purchases, capital goods purchases and major projects. Proactis SA provides invoice capture services, system administration services, supplier onboarding services and tail spend management as part of its solution portfolio. Proactis SA software integrates seamlessly with various ERP and financial systems making it an adaptable solution suitable for businesses of any size. Established in 2003 and located in Suresnes, France – Proactis Euro Hedgeco Limited operates under this banner.

Yearly Analysis

According to available information, PROACTIS SA’s stock appears to be trading at EUR0.08 per share, lower than its 52-week high of EUR0.13 but higher than its low of EUR0.07. This indicates some level of volatility within its trading range over the last year.

But it’s important to keep in mind that past performance doesn’t guarantee future returns, and investors should conduct their own research and analysis before making investment decisions. Market conditions and other external influences may alter stock performance so investors must carefully consider all relevant aspects when evaluating an investment opportunity.

Technical Analysis

PROACTIS SA’s share price has been on an ongoing downward trajectory, currently falling beneath both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages. Last reported volume for PROACTIS was 14,516, significantly more than its usual volume of 6,005; suggesting increased trading activity.

Volatility for the stock has also been on a gradual decrease, with its intraday variation average over the past week, month, and quarter being negative 11.11%, negative 2.74%, and positive 8.08%, respectively. Volatility reached its highest amplitude during last quarter at 20.64% amplitude for last week, month, and quarter respectively.

According to the stochastic oscillator, PROACTIS SA’s stock is currently considered overbought (>=80), suggesting it could be time for a correction. Coupled with its declining volatility and lower than average moving averages, this may signal potential selling opportunities for investors; however it’s essential that other factors and research be considered before making any definitive investments decisions.

Quarter Analysis

It appears that revenue growth for this year has experienced a decrease compared to last year, standing at 14.11M for twelve trailing months, representing a 3.6% decrease from prior year results. Investors will find this information essential in understanding both its financial health and potential for future expansion.

Equity Analysis

Proactis SA’s trailing twelve months EPS stands at EUR-0.01, indicating that no profit has been generated for its shareholders during this past year.

As reported for the twelve trailing months, the company’s return on equity, which measures profitability relative to shareholder equity, has been negative at -3.88%, suggesting it has not generated profits for shareholders as expected relative to what has been invested.

Overall, these financial metrics suggest that PROACTIS SA has not been profitable over the last year and has failed to generate returns for shareholders. Investors should take this information into consideration when making investment decisions regarding this company.

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