Bouygues SA Trading Update – 21 Oct 2026

1. Trading Performance

  • Closing Price (21 Oct 2026, 10:21 PM CET): EUR 40.54
  • 24‑Hour Change: -0.49 %
  • Volume Traded: EUR 24.5 million (≈ 6.07 million shares)
  • Market Capitalisation: EUR 15.6 billion
  • Shares Outstanding: 386.5 million
  • Simple Moving Average (200 days): EUR 47.79
  • 52‑Week High: EUR 53.48 (04 Sep 2026)
  • 52‑Week Low: EUR 38.53 (11 May 2025)

Bouygues has fallen 6.53 % against the previous month‑end close.

2. Market Context

During the session, the CAC 40 index experienced a moderate rise, driven by stronger earnings reports from peers such as EssilorLuxottica and TotalEnergies. Oil prices remained above EUR 90 per barrel, and political tensions in France contributed to volatility across European indices. Bouygues maintained its position, outperforming the broader sell‑off seen in the European market.

3. Comparison with Peer Performance (Last 24 Hours)

StockSymbol24‑Hour ChangeCurrent Price (EUR)Market Cap (EUR bn)P/E Ratio
Bureau VeritasBVI.PA-0.93 %28.7312.224.5
IpsenIPN.PA+2.36 %152.212.324.23
CarrefourCA.PA+0.31 %14.0511.512.84
AccorAC.PA+2.88 %46.7810.541.57
BolloréBOL.PA-0.66 %3.6410.243.45

Bouygues’ performance was in line with the sector, showing a modest decline against peers that generally posted gains.

4. Company Profile

Bouygues SA is a French multinational headquartered in Paris. Its core businesses include:

  • Construction & Engineering – residential, commercial, and office development.
  • Telecommunications – cellular services and infrastructure.
  • Media & Entertainment – television programming and film production.
  • Utilities – water, electricity distribution, and waste management.
  • Oil & Gas – contracting services for exploration and production.

The company operates in multiple countries and maintains a diversified portfolio across its sectors.

5. Outlook

The recent trading activity reflects a cautious but stable investor stance on Bouygues. The firm’s diversified operations and resilient sector position suggest a capacity to weather current market volatility, though broader economic uncertainties will continue to influence short‑term performance.