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Nexans near 52-week high with 6 FY upgrades, zero cuts; strong electrification backlog
- Nexans (NEX.PA) closed at €158.80 on May 4 — within 1.1% of its 52-week high of €160.70 — following a 16% surge in the prior week, supported by strong electrification demand and a growing order backlog.
- FY EPS revisions show 6 upgrades and zero cuts in the last 7 days; the +1Y consensus rose 3% in 7 days to €9.07, and the stock is up 34% over 30 days and 66% over one year.
- The proximity to a 52-week high combined with a clean upgrade skew and infrastructure tailwinds reflects solid momentum in the electrification sector.
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Conclusion
eps_revisions (May 6 snapshot): +1Y — 6 upgrades, 0 cuts; 0Y — 5 upgrades, 1 cut. eps_trend (May 6): +1Y €9.075 vs €8.812 seven days ago (+2.98%). daily_prices: NEX.PA close €158.80 (May 4), 52w high €160.70, 52w low €94.70; +16% in the week of Apr 27. Q1 2026 results: Electrification organic growth +4.9%, PWR-Transmission backlog €7.9 billion providing visibility through 2028. News: Simply Wall St. note (May 2) citing '33.76% 1-month return' and '65.99% 1-year return'.