Amundi Shares Climb 3.36% at Midday After Record Fund Collection
On Tuesday, February 3rd, Amundi's stock significantly advanced, marking a 3.36% increase to 79.95 euros by midday. This surge followed the announcement of the annual results for 2025, highlighted by a record net collection. The French asset management giant continues its upward trajectory, with a weekly gain of 7.32%.
Record Net Collection Achieved in 2025
The asset manager recorded a historic net collection of 88 billion euros for the fiscal year 2025, boosting its total assets under management to 2,380 billion euros. This unprecedented level demonstrates the success of its new strategic roadmap and confirms the trust of both institutional and individual investors. The operational profitability has kept pace with this commercial momentum. The adjusted pre-tax profit reached 1.9 billion euros, up by 6% compared to the previous year. This improvement reflects the efficiency of the group's cost structure and its ability to monetize the growth in assets under management. Investors applaud this virtuous combination of collected volumes and preserved margins.
Analysts Had Anticipated Strong Performance
Analyst offices had anticipated this strong direction. Oddo BHF recently raised its price target from 77 to 80 euros on January 20th, while reaffirming its outperformance rating on the stock. This target, now achieved, suggests limited appreciation potential in the short term at the current trading level. Barclays takes a more cautious stance with a 'market-weight' recommendation and a target of 73 euros, set in mid-January. The British institution thus displays a target below the current price, suggesting a valuation already well integrated by the market. Technically, the RSI stands at 72, indicating a potential overbought zone, while the recent crossing of the 200-day moving average, established at 68.64 euros, confirms the solidity of the medium-term bullish trend.
