Moncler stock gains after Bernstein upgrade to Outperform

Published on 09/17/2026 at 10:38 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Moncler stock climbs on September 17, 2026 after Bernstein raises its rating to Outperform with a confirmed 57.50 euro target. The Milan-listed fashion group also benefits from a more than 2 percent price move and solid recent half-year figures.

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Moncler stock (ISIN IT0004965148) is trading higher on Borsa Italiana on September 17, 2026, with the shares around EUR 44.65 after a gain of just over 2 percent from the prior close, according to Italian market coverage of the session.

Bernstein upgrade lifts the shares

The main catalyst for the move is a fresh analyst call from Bernstein, which raised its rating on Moncler from Market Perform to Outperform and confirmed a price target of EUR 57.50, as reported by Teleborsa on September 17, 2026.

According to Websim on September 17, 2026, Bernstein kept the EUR 57.50 target unchanged while upgrading the recommendation, which implies upside of roughly 29 percent versus the EUR 44.65 spot price in early trading that day.

Price action and position in the FTSE Mib

Moncler shares are among the strongest names in the FTSE Mib index on September 17, 2026, rising by about 2.06 percent to EUR 44.65, as highlighted by QuiFinanza in its intraday overview of the Italian market.

The same overview shows Moncler leading the gainers table, with the FTSE Mib index itself up around 0.43 percent on the day, while the stock’s move of just over 2 percent amplifies the broader market trend and reflects investor reaction to the analyst upgrade.

Recent half-year figures frame the valuation

While the latest catalyst comes from Bernstein, the valuation of Moncler stock is still anchored in the most recent reported half-year numbers. A recent finance overview citing MarketScreener data notes that for the half-year period of 2025, Moncler generated net sales of EUR 1,846.0 million compared with EUR 1,879.0 million in the half-year period of 2024, meaning revenue slipped by about 1.8 percent year on year over that window, according to a market summary reproduced by Ad-Hoc-News on September 16, 2026.

The same data set shows net income for that half-year at EUR 153.5 million, illustrating that despite the slight decline in top-line sales, Moncler maintained a solid profit base over the period, with the margin profile helping to support the analyst view on the stock.

Risk perspective and recent chart levels

Investors assessing Moncler stock also have recent chart history in view. A prior report indicated that the Milan-listed shares closed at EUR 43.46 on Borsa Italiana on September 15, 2026, down 1.98 percent from the previous session and marking a fresh three-year low at that closing level, as noted by Ad-Hoc-News on September 16, 2026.

The rebound to around EUR 44.65 on September 17, 2026 therefore lifts the stock modestly from that recent low, but still leaves it below the EUR 57.50 level that Bernstein sees as justified on a fundamental basis, a gap that points to both upside potential and the volatility risk visible in the chart.

Closing price snapshot for investors

As of the latest available Milan trading data for September 17, 2026, Moncler stock is changing hands on Borsa Italiana at about EUR 44.65, following an intraday gain of slightly more than 2 percent versus the prior close, with the move driven by the Bernstein upgrade and taking the shares off the three-year low seen two sessions earlier.