Verallia shares drop 1.27% ahead of SBF 120 index exit

Verallia shares closed at EUR 18.72 on Euronext Paris on September 10, 2026. The stock declined by 1.27 percent from the previous session. This marks the fifth consecutive day of losses for the glass packaging firm.

Euronext has confirmed that Verallia will be removed from the SBF 120 benchmark. The change takes effect after the close on September 16, 2026. The company is also exiting the CAC Mid 60 index as part of the annual review.

Index removal drives mechanical selling pressure

Passive funds tracking the SBF 120 must adjust their portfolios. This requirement triggers mechanical selling of Verallia shares. The outflow typically adds near-term pressure to the stock price.

The reshuffle also includes the addition of biotech firms Genfit and Inventiva. Interparfums is also leaving the index alongside Verallia. These changes reflect Euronext's standard assessment of liquidity and market capitalization.

Trading volume and recent price range

The stock opened at EUR 18.92 on September 10. It reached an intraday high of EUR 18.97 and a low of EUR 18.56. The reported trading volume for the day was 23,375 shares.

Verallia lost EUR 0.57 per share over the five-day period ending September 10. The decline totals 2.95 percent from the September 4 close of EUR 19.29. The share price remains in the mid-zone of its recent trading range.

Analyst expectations for dividend and earnings

Consensus data indicates a dividend per share of EUR 1.00 for fiscal year 2025. Estimates rise to EUR 1.03 for 2026 and EUR 1.05 for 2027. The implied dividend yield is 5.46 percent based on current price levels.

Net earnings per share are estimated at EUR 1.14 for 2025. Analysts project EUR 1.17 for 2026 and EUR 1.72 for 2027. This suggests mid-single-digit growth followed by a sharper increase in 2027. The index exit may overshadow these fundamentals in the short term.