Safran SA (PK) (SAFRY)

Extremely high volume today...


05/12/22 23.99 24.422 23.77 24.06 3,316,322
05/11/22 24.89 25.37 24.44 24.50 2,152,600
05/10/22 24.80 24.81 24.27 24.51 553,000
05/09/22 25.13 25.13 24.15 24.21 607,500
05/06/22 25.41 25.48 24.98 25.16 733,700
05/05/22 26.09 26.15 25.28 25.55 516,600
05/04/22 26.23 26.87 25.95 26.80 269,500
05/03/22 26.41 26.46 26.11 26.17 1,118,500
05/02/22 26.42 26.61 25.76 26.09 595,100
04/29/22 26.89 27.20 26.58 26.62 363,800
04/28/22 27.70 27.75 27.23 27.31 400,600
04/27/22 27.49 27.56 27.11 27.24 312,900
04/26/22 28.81 28.81 27.61 27.61 364,400
04/25/22 28.33 28.37 27.74 28.04 311,900
04/22/22 29.10 29.18 28.55 28.56 214,300
04/21/22 29.86 29.90 28.89 28.95 144,800
04/20/22 28.27 28.58 28.25 28.31 166,300
04/19/22 27.37 27.87 27.37 27.81 357,700
04/18/22 28.33 28.33 27.38 27.70 253,400
04/14/22 27.95 28.06 27.71 27.78 605,700
04/13/22 27.17 27.74 27.17 27.72 225,700
04/12/22 27.47 27.60 27.00 27.03 296,900
04/11/22 27.81 28.14 27.41 27.42 232,800
04/08/22 27.43 27.68 27.28 27.30 307,400
04/07/22 27.76 27.86 27.28 27.61 181,100
04/06/22 27.87 27.87 27.31 27.58 256,700
04/05/22 28.44 28.65 27.86 28.11 136,600
04/04/22 29.18 29.39 28.91 29.30 107,300
04/01/22 29.50 29.61 29.30 29.57 105,000
03/31/22 29.67 29.92 29.39 29.40 219,700

Since my last post, pretty close to flat...

Does this mean that U.S. companies are being manipulated more than others?

Recent intradday chart of SAFRY -

Did not get taken out in the recent market downturn like U.S. companies I'm following.

Safran Enters Exclusive Talks to Buy Navigation Technology Company
Published: Dec. 6, 2021 at 12:12 p.m. ET

By Cristina Roca

France's Safran SA has entered exclusive talks to acquire Orolia SA, a company that provides technology used in civilian, military and space operations, it said Monday.

The aerospace and defense company is in talks to buy Orolia from Eurazeo SE, and envisions expanding it under Orolia's current chief executive, Jean-Yves Courtois.

"This acquisition represents a unique opportunity for Safran and Orolia to extend their Resilient [Positioning, Navigation and Timing] solutions, through their remarkable complementarities," Safran said.

Terms of the deal weren't disclosed.

Orolia is expected to generate revenue of 100 million euros ($113.1 million) in 2021, Safran said.

Orolia would be consolidated into Safran's equipment and defense division upon closing of the deal, which is expected to take place around mid 2022.

Write to Cristina Roca at cristina.roca@wsj.com

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/safran-enters-exclusive-talks-to-buy-navigation-technology-company-271638810763

Safran in the U.S.

https://www.safran-group.com/countries/united-states

Alternative fuels:



https://web.safran-group.com/defi-climat/en/#p=24

New materials and construction methods for aircraft..

Disruptive propulsion architectures...



https://web.safran-group.com/defi-climat/en/#p=16



https://web.safran-group.com/defi-climat/en/#p=19

Greener aviation is the goal...

https://web.safran-group.com/defi-climat/en/#p=10

Safran S.A. is a French multinational aircraft engine, rocket engine, aerospace-component and defense corporation. It was formed by a merger between the aircraft and rocket engine manufacturer and aerospace component manufacturer group SNECMA and the security company SAGEM in 2005. Wikipedia
CEO: Olivier Andriès (Jan 1, 2021–)
Founded: May 11, 2005
Headquarters: Paris, France
Number of employees: 78,900 (2020)
Revenue: 24.64 billion EUR (2019)
Subsidiaries: Safran Aircraft Engines, ArianeGroup, MORE


Google summary

This is a France company that lists as an ADR on the US OTC pink sheets market.

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The chart has done a nice Ascending Triangle breakout and it is about to have a Resurrection Cross of the 50 day moving average crossing above the 200 day moving average.



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