Melexis stock last at EUR 66.70, down 2.84 percent in Brussels trading
Published on 09/25/2026 at 19:06 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Melexis was last at EUR 66.70 on Euronext Brussels on September 24, 2026, down 2.84 percent or EUR 1.95 from EUR 68.65. The stock underperformed the BEL 20, which lost 0.28 percent during the same session. Melexis reported a share buyback update dated September 21, 2026, providing the latest company-specific event.
From EUR 68.65 to EUR 66.70: the latest Brussels session
Melexis NV (ISIN BE0165385973) was last at EUR 66.70 in Brussels trading on September 24, 2026. The move represented a decline of EUR 1.95 from the previous level of EUR 68.65. The session placed Melexis among the weakest listed shares in the Brussels market. The reported daily data identifies the final level and percentage move, while the market report also records Melexis at EUR 66.70.
The stock's 2.84 percent decline was larger than the BEL 20's 0.28 percent loss. The difference amounted to 2.56 percentage points against the Belgian benchmark. The Brussels market recorded 60 declining shares, 30 advancing shares and 12 unchanged shares. Melexis therefore finished within a broadly weaker market rather than against a uniformly rising index.
Share buyback update and pressure on Belgian technology
Melexis reported the purchase of 14,519 shares between September 14 and September 18 under its existing buyback program. As GlobeNewswire reported on September 21, 2026, the purchases had an average price of EUR 64.29 and a total value of EUR 933,447. The company said the current program had accumulated 253,537 treasury shares.
Market pressure was concentrated in technology, basic materials and consumer goods during the September 24 session. Investing.com reported that November crude oil rose 4.89 percent to USD 96.67. Brent oil rose 4.86 percent to USD 108.09, while EUR/USD was little changed at 1.14.
BEL 20 and the wider market on September 24, 2026
The BEL 20 lost 0.28 percent in Brussels, while Melexis fell 2.84 percent. Solvay declined 2.05 percent to EUR 24.94 and Umicore fell 2.05 percent to EUR 21.04. The market's 2.56 percentage point gap against Melexis showed the stock's weaker session performance. The recorded commodity moves added a separate market reference for semiconductor investors tracking industrial demand and input costs.
