Brunello Cucinelli stock closes at EUR 80.80, down 0.20 percent at the close
Published on 09/25/2026 at 18:19 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Brunello Cucinelli closed at EUR 80.80 on the Milan market on September 25, 2026, down EUR 0.16 or 0.20 percent from EUR 80.96. The shares outperformed the FTSE MIB, which fell 0.85 percent, by 0.65 percentage points. A September 25 report linked to Ground News said the company supported the redevelopment of a former power plant site in Italy.
The session on September 25, 2026 in figures
Brunello Cucinelli S.p.A. (ISIN IT0004764699) opened at EUR 81.50 and reached a session high of EUR 81.80. The shares fell to a low of EUR 80.76 before finishing at EUR 80.80, leaving a daily range of EUR 1.04. Trading volume was 190,082 shares, 26.98 percent below the average volume of 260,288 shares.
The closing price stood EUR 11.78, or 17.07 percent, above the 52-week low of EUR 69.02. It was EUR 21.60, or 21.09 percent, below the 52-week high of EUR 102.40. The stock declined EUR 0.16 from the previous close, while the FTSE MIB lost 0.85 percent and the DAX gained 0.63 percent.
Luxury sector pressure and an Italian company event
The former power plant redevelopment report provided the day's company-specific news involving Brunello Cucinelli. The report described support for the relaunch of the Pietrafitta site, connecting the fashion company with an Italian regeneration project.
Il Sole 24 Ore reported on September 18, 2026, that Equita reiterated its buy rating and lowered its price target from EUR 115 to EUR 110. The research action came as European luxury shares faced pressure from concerns about the sector's recovery. Markets also absorbed the broader European session, with the FTSE MIB down 0.85 percent and the DAX up 0.63 percent.
FTSE MIB and luxury peers on September 25, 2026
The FTSE MIB closed at 51,543.00, down 0.85 percent, while the DAX ended at 25,256.00, down 0.61 percent, according to Newsquawk. LVMH closed at EUR 396.85, down 0.06 percent, while Hermes fell 0.52 percent to EUR 1,347.50. Kering declined 1.06 percent to EUR 223.35, making Brunello Cucinelli's 0.20 percent loss the mildest decline among the four luxury stocks.
