(RXL) Rexel S.A - Ratings and Ratios

Rexel S.A. (PA:RXL), a global leader in the distribution of electrical products, operates across France, Europe, North America, and the Asia-Pacific region. The company specializes in low and ultra-low voltage electrical solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial markets. Its product portfolio includes smart cameras, sensors, and monitoring software; lighting solutions such as LED lights and control systems; HVAC equipment like heat pumps and air conditioning units; security systems including fire alarms and access control devices; and connectivity products like cables, switches, and routers. Additionally, Rexel offers solar modules, inverters, and EV charging solutions, catering to the growing demand for renewable energy and electric vehicle infrastructure. The company also provides automation and control systems, including programmable logic controllers and variable speed drives, as well as fastening systems and industrial valves. Rexel’s solutions are tailored for construction, renovation, maintenance, and production sectors, focusing on technical supply, automation, and energy management. Founded in 1967 and headquartered in Paris, France, Rexel has established itself as a key player in the electrical distribution and automation industry.

Over the next three months, Rexel S.A. (PA:RXL) is expected to experience moderate price fluctuations based on its technical and fundamental data. The stock’s short-term moving averages (SMA 20: 22.86) suggest a slightly bearish trend, as the last price (22.77) is below this level. However, the longer-term SMA 200 (24.77) indicates potential support, which could limit downside risks. The average true range (ATR: 1.01) signals moderate volatility, with potential price swings of ±2-3% in the near term. From a fundamental perspective, Rexel’s forward P/E (8.47) is significantly lower than its current P/E (19.57), indicating expectations of improved earnings. The price-to-book ratio (P/B: 1.17) is near its historical average, suggesting the stock is fairly valued. The return on equity (RoE: 12.55%) reflects decent profitability. Overall, Rexel is likely to trade in a range of €21.75 to €24.00 over the next three months, driven by stabilizing energy demand and ongoing digital transformation in the industrial sector.