Interparfums stock gains on extended Roberto Cavalli fragrance deal
Published on 09/20/2026 at 20:15 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Interparfums stock (ISIN FR0004024222) is trading with support from a newly extended long-term fragrance license, with the company’s shares last closing at USD 112.51 as of mid-September 2026, below a published fair value estimate of USD 126.67 based on discounted cash flow analysis.
License extension underpins brand portfolio
As Simply Wall St reports in an analysis published around September 20, 2026, Interparfums has extended its exclusive global license for Roberto Cavalli and Just Cavalli fragrances by 20 years, until December 31, 2046, securing long-term access to these fashion brands in its fragrance portfolio.
According to the same analysis by Simply Wall St, this license extension is viewed as a positive for investors because it clarifies long-term brand access and supports Interparfums’ strategy of manufacturing, marketing and distributing prestige fragrances under licensing agreements with international fashion houses.
Valuation and share performance metrics
The same valuation-focused article from Simply Wall St states that Interparfums last closed at USD 112.51, compared with a fair value estimate of USD 126.67 that is derived using a discount rate of 7.48 percent, suggesting upside of approximately 12.6 percent relative to that valuation benchmark as of mid-September 2026.
As outlined by Simply Wall St, short and long horizon performance metrics show a one-day share price return of 1.60 percent, a 90-day return of 13.54 percent and a one-year total shareholder return of 14.71 percent, alongside a five-year total shareholder return of 78.61 percent, indicating that the stock has delivered robust gains over longer periods despite a softer 30-day share price return of negative 3.85 percent.
For retail investors, these figures mean that Interparfums stock has historically rewarded patient holders, while the current discount to the USD 126.67 fair value estimate described by Simply Wall St suggests that valuation remains a central consideration as of September 20, 2026.
Robust demand outlook for fragrances
Beyond this single license, Interparfums’ business model relies on a broad portfolio of licensed prestige fragrances, and demand trends in emerging markets add context for the extended Roberto Cavalli agreement. A feature published by Fortune India on September 20, 2026 highlights that Interparfums has partnered with Global SS Beauty Brands to grow the luxury fragrance market in India, underlining the company’s international expansion strategy in high-growth regions.
According to Fortune India, Interparfums has operated in the global fragrance industry since 1982 and designs, manufactures and distributes prestige fragrances and related products under licensing and other agreements with leading international brand owners, which means that licensing arrangements such as the Roberto Cavalli extension are central to its long-term earnings potential.
While detailed revenue and earnings figures for the most recent quarter are not explicitly quoted in the available week-filtered sources, a Korean-language analysis of Interparfums’ business from Choicestock on September 18, 2026 cites Wall Street forecasts that project Interparfums’ 2026 sales at USD 1,489.61 million and earnings per share at USD 4.89, offering a numerical view of expected growth for the current fiscal year.
From an investor perspective, the combination of forecast 2026 sales of about USD 1.49 billion and EPS of USD 4.89 described by Choicestock and the long-duration Roberto Cavalli license outlined by Simply Wall St suggests that earnings visibility is underpinned by an expanding stable of fashion brands and geographic markets.
Dividend and shareholder returns
Income-oriented investors also pay attention to dividend flows when assessing Interparfums stock. A dividend calendar entry from eToro shows that Inter Parfums Inc, associated with the IPAR ticker, has an annual dividend of USD 3.20 per share as of an ex-dividend date of September 15, 2026 and a payment date of September 30, 2026, with periodic dividends of USD 0.80 per quarter.
Using the USD 3.20 annual dividend from eToro and the USD 112.51 share price cited by Simply Wall St, the implied dividend yield stands at roughly 2.84 percent as of mid-September 2026, which aligns with typical yields for established consumer brands in the fragrance segment.
The Choicestock governance-focused article on September 17, 2026 notes in Korean that expected dividends for Interparfums are USD 3.20 per share in 2026, and that this figure represents an increase from USD 3.00 in 2024 and 2025, with projections suggesting that dividends could remain around USD 3.20 in 2027 as well, underlining a pattern of gradual dividend growth according to Choicestock.
These indicators, combined with the multi-year share price performance data from Simply Wall St, point to an equity story that mixes capital appreciation and dividend income, with a five-year total shareholder return of 78.61 percent balancing current yields of around 2.84 percent.
Risks and competitive backdrop
In fragrance markets, licensing concentration and fashion brand dynamics are key risk factors. While the extension of the Roberto Cavalli license to December 31, 2046 mitigates the risk of losing this brand, Interparfums remains exposed to evolving consumer tastes, competitive launches and potential changes in other licensing agreements, factors that can influence the sales trajectory relative to the USD 1,489.61 million revenue forecast for 2026 cited by Choicestock.
Investors also need to weigh macroeconomic influences such as discretionary spending trends for luxury goods and currency fluctuations, which can affect reported revenue growth and margins for a global player like Interparfums that earns in multiple currencies but reports in US dollars and euros, as suggested by the company’s description in Fortune India.
Another contextual factor is index membership changes. An overview of index adjustments on Euronext published by MarketScreener notes that Interparfums has been excluded from the SBF120 index as part of broader index composition changes dated September 10, without giving detailed price figures, which can influence passive flows and relative performance versus French mid-cap peers.
Stock price and trading venue
Interparfums is primarily listed in the United States under the IPAR ticker on Nasdaq, with its French entity Interparfums SA associated with ISIN FR0004024222 on Euronext Paris; the reference share price of USD 112.51 as of mid-September 2026 comes from US trading data described by Simply Wall St, and forms the basis for valuation comparisons in this article.
Interparfums stock key data
- Company: Interparfums SA
- ISIN: FR0004024222
- Ticker: IPAR
- Trading venue: Nasdaq
- Price (as of September 18, 2026): 112.51 USD
- Market capitalization: [value not stated in available sources] USD (as of September 18, 2026)
- Sector / Industry: Consumer goods / Fragrances
- Index membership: Not in SBF120 as of September 10, 2026
