Danone Shares Jump 4.68% at Close After Target Revisions
Danone shares showed a marked rebound on Monday, February 2, 2026, climbing 4.68%. This upward movement comes in a context where several analysts have adjusted their expectations for the stock, while maintaining a favorable discourse. However, the agribusiness giant has been under pressure for the past three months, with a decline of more than 10%.
Recent Analyst Adjustments
The recent adjustments by analysts reflect a cautious reevaluation of the group's prospects. Morgan Stanley lowered its price target from 87 to 75 euros on January 29, yet maintained its 'overweight' recommendation. This target now implies a limited upside potential of about 8.8% compared to the current price. Two days earlier, Oddo BHF also revised its estimate, reducing its target from 84 to 79 euros while maintaining an 'outperform' rating. Despite these downward adjustments, both institutions continue to favor the case, showing relative confidence in the group's ability to recover. These revisions occur as the stock struggles to regain its fundamental momentum, showing a decline of 10.12% over three months.
Technical Perspective
Technically, Danone is operating in a delicate environment. The RSI is at 12, an extreme oversold level suggesting that the stock might be oversold in the short term, which partly explains the rebound observed today. However, the stock remains significantly below its moving averages: the MM50 is at 74.95 euros and the MM200 at 73.74 euros, levels that represent potential resistance zones. The support identified at 65.84 euros, corresponding to last Friday's session low, held well, allowing this rebound. The major resistance remains set at 78.26 euros, still nearly 13.5% away. The monthly volatility of nearly 10% and a negative beta of -0.05 indicate some instability as the group prepares to publish its annual 2025 results on February 20.
