Danone, FR0000120644

Danone stock gains as Tradegate price holds at EUR 62.18

Published on 09/14/2026 at 17:08 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Danone stock traded at EUR 62.18 on September 14, 2026, up 1.04 percent on Tradegate. MarketScreener also showed a 5-day change of minus 3.51 percent and a year-to-date drop of 20.02 percent.

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Danone stock (ISIN FR0000120644) traded at EUR 62.18 on Tradegate at 12:26:27 BST on September 14, 2026, up 1.04 percent. MarketScreener also showed a 5-day change of minus 3.51 percent and a year-to-date decline of 20.02 percent.

Trading near the low end

That puts the French food group near the lower end of the recent range, with the share price still far below where it started the year. Danone is one of the world's leading food-processing groups, and MarketScreener lists the company in the Food Processing sector under ticker BSN.

The same market snapshot showed the stock at EUR 62.18 on September 14, 2026, while the 5-day move and the year-to-date move point to a weaker tone than the one-day gain suggests.

Boardroom and ownership profile

MarketScreener's governance page for Danone shows Antoine Bernard de Saint-Affrique as chief executive officer since September 14, 2021, and Juergen Esser as finance chief and chief tech and R&D officer since February 18, 2021. The page also lists more than 180 production sites at the end of 2025 and a geographic sales mix led by Europe at 35.8 percent.

For investors, the split matters because Danone still generates 48.2 percent of net sales from dairy and plant-based products, 34.0 percent from specialized nutrition and 17.8 percent from bottled water. MarketScreener gives no current analyst revision in the visible snippet, but it does show a fresh Tradegate quote and the stock's year-to-date weakness.

Price and pressure

On September 14, 2026, Danone stock stood at EUR 62.18 on Tradegate, with a 1.04 percent gain, a 5-day change of minus 3.51 percent and a year-to-date change of minus 20.02 percent. The combination leaves the shares below the year's starting point even after the latest bounce.