Kering stock closes at EUR 223.35, down 1.06 percent at the close
Published on 09/25/2026 at 20:38 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Kering closed at EUR 223.35 in Paris on September 25, 2026, down 1.06 percent or EUR 2.40. The decline exceeded the CAC 40's 0.04 percent loss by 1.02 percentage points. Kering traded 372,882 shares during the session.
The session on September 25, 2026 in figures
Kering S.A. (ISIN FR0000121485) opened at EUR 227.05 on the Paris market and reached an intraday high of EUR 228.70. The shares fell to EUR 222.35, which matched the 52-week low recorded by Paris market data. The stock finished EUR 1.00 above that low and EUR 130.85 below its 52-week high of EUR 354.20.
Kering's previous close was EUR 225.75, making the session's absolute decline EUR 2.40. The stock's EUR 6.35 daily range extended from the EUR 222.35 low to the EUR 228.70 high. The closing level left Kering 1.02 percentage points behind the CAC 40, which fell 0.04 percent at the Paris close.
Analyst targets and market pressure
RBC Capital cut its Kering price target from EUR 350 to EUR 280 on September 22 while maintaining a sector perform recommendation, as Ideal Investisseur reported. Oddo BHF raised its target from EUR 255 to EUR 272 on September 21 and kept a neutral rating, according to Ideal Investisseur.
Kering announced Sophie Maddaloni as General Secretary effective September 15 and added her to the Executive Committee, as MFN reported. The appointment followed a broader period of analyst target revisions for luxury companies. RBC Capital also cut its LVMH target to EUR 475 while keeping a sector perform recommendation, according to Ideal Investisseur.
CAC 40, commodities and sector pressure on September 25, 2026
The CAC 40 fell 0.04 percent at the Paris close, while the SBF 120 declined 0.03 percent, as Investing.com reported. Oil prices fell 2.78 percent for November crude futures and 2.50 percent for November Brent futures. Gold futures rose 0.77 percent to USD 4,331.12 per troy ounce, while the CAC 40 volatility index reached a new 52-week high at 18.96. Falling stocks outnumbered advancing stocks on the Paris exchange by 255 to 210, with 82 unchanged.
