Circus SE shares rebound after insider buying despite financial struggles
Circus SE's stock market price has shown signs of recovery after hitting a 52-week low. On February 24, 2026, shares dropped to around 7.00 €, but by February 27, they climbed to 7.56 €, marking a gain of up to 9.22% at one point. The uptick follows insider purchases, despite ongoing financial challenges for the company.
The recent rise in share value came after Dr. Jan-Christian Heins, a senior manager at Circus SE, bought 1,388 shares at 7.26 € each on February 25. Earlier in February, Nikolas Bullwinkel Beteiligungs UG also increased its stake. These purchases took place as the stock hovered near its annual low of 7.16 €, with the price at 7.72 € by late February.
Despite the insider activity, the company faces financial headwinds. Circus SE forecasted a negative EBITDA of -6 to -8 million € for 2026, though revenue is expected to grow to 44-55 million €. The stock remains under pressure, trading 23% below its 50-day moving average of 10.04 €, reflecting a bearish medium-term trend.
Over the past month, shares have fallen by 18.39%, and since the start of the year, the decline reaches 35.93%. The 14-day Relative Strength Index (RSI) sits at 35.2, indicating weak momentum. Still, the recent insider buying suggests some confidence amid the downturn.
The stock's brief rebound follows insider purchases, but broader trends remain negative. With a forecasted EBITDA loss and a share price still near its lowest point in a year, Circus SE's financial outlook stays uncertain. Investors will likely watch for further developments in the coming weeks.
