Computacenter (LON: CCC) has now risen for five straight sessions, closing Monday at 5,510p and pushing the FTSE 350 IT services group within touching distance of its 52-week high.
Computacenter shares closed at 5,510p on Monday, up 1.47%, marking a fifth consecutive session of gains for the FTSE 350 IT services group. The winning run has taken the stock to within 2.8% of its 52-week high, with shares having traded between 5,415p and 5,555p over the past 45 sessions. Monday’s close sits near the upper end of that range.
The move came on relatively light trading, with volume of 197,381 shares running well below the 20-day average of 327,790 — a reminder that the streak has built gradually rather than on any single burst of activity.
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Computacenter PLC daily percentage price changes, 7 August to 21 September 2026, highlighting its current five-session winning streak.
The chart above shows the run of daily gains that has carried the stock higher through September. Five straight up sessions is a notable stretch for Computacenter, though not unprecedented: across more than 320 sessions of trading history dating back to September 2021, the longest such run in that record stretched to seven sessions, a streak that ended in late September last year.
Zooming out, the current advance is part of a much stronger year for the shares. Computacenter is up 90.2% year-to-date and now trades 127% above its 52-week low, underlining the scale of the recovery from those depressed levels.
With shares now just shy of their 52-week high, the streak leaves Computacenter within sight of that level, though the run has so far unfolded on volume lighter than average rather than any surge in activity.
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