Down to lowest level in five years at €3.80: Stellantis stock extends its decline
The multi-brand automaker continues its downward slide and touches an unprecedented low not seen in five years, while the Paris Stock Exchange holds steady. Deutsche Bank has just lowered its price target on the stock, which remains far below its levels from a year ago.
A floor of €3.80 already reached, below all moving averages
The Stellantis stock loses 0.74% to €3.81 during the session, after touching €3.80, its lowest level in five years. The CAC 40 nonetheless gains 0.25% and the stock ranks among the index's biggest losers. The decline reaches 16.13% over one month and 54.55% over one year. The price remains below its three moving averages: the 20-day MA at €4.04 is 5.8% above the current price, the 50-day MA at €4.39 is 13.3% above.
The €3.83 support level remains above the current price, while the RSI at 34 stays above the oversold zone. This floor follows the 1.3 million vehicles invoiced in the third quarter, down 1% year-on-year. Renault, a comparable peer in the sector, fell 10.4% in one month.
Deutsche Bank lowers price target to €4.50 and maintains neutral rating
Deutsche Bank lowered its price target today from €5.50 to €4.50, with a "hold" rating. CIC Market Solutions for its part maintained yesterday its target at €4.50 and its "hold" rating. This target remains approximately 18% above the current price.
The analysts' opinions thus converge around this level. Based on the consensus of reviewed analysts, the stock trades at approximately 7 times current fiscal year earnings and 3.6 times next fiscal year earnings. When publishing S1 2026 results on July 30, the group cited among its risks the pricing of electric vans aligned with diesel, which weighs on margins.
