Hermès Shares Hit a Two-Year Low at 1,810 Euros, Down 25%
Hermès International's stock fell by 2.11% this Thursday morning, reaching €1,810.50, breaking below its previous two-year low set on March 16 at €1,839. This new record low occurs in a context of a significant downturn in the CAC 40, which is down 1.64% during the session. Over one year, the valuation of the luxury group has declined by more than 25%.
Technical Threshold Breached as Hermès Shares Plunge
By dropping to €1,810.50, Hermès International has broken below the support level at €1,842.50, a benchmark technical floor until now. This breach reinforces the negative signal sent by the stock, which is already significantly below its 50-day (€2,054.44) and 200-day (€2,142.47) moving averages, indicating a well-established downward trend. The RSI, at 25, is in the oversold zone, suggesting that selling pressure has reached an extreme level rarely seen for this stock. Over a week, the decline reaches 5.73%, and over three months, the cumulative loss amounts to 15.56%. The next identifiable resistance zone is at €2,184, a considerable gap from the current price. The break of support opens up an area without immediate technical reference, which increases uncertainty about short-term levels.
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The movement observed in Hermès is not isolated. This Thursday morning, LVMH is down 1.69% and L'Oréal falls by 1.71% during the session, reflecting widespread pressure on major luxury and high-end consumer stocks listed in Paris. The SBF 120, in turn, loses 1.65%. Two key dates are on the group's financial calendar: the publication of the first quarter revenue scheduled for April 15, followed by the annual general meeting of shareholders on April 17. These events will be the next points of visibility on Hermès' business dynamics and could provide concrete elements on the growth trajectory of the group in an environment that remains degraded for the sector.
Le modèle Hermès, fondé sur une distribution exclusive et qualitative, a une nouvelle fois porté ses fruits. Hermès aborde l’année 2026 avec confiance.
Résultats annuels 2025 solides: chiffre d’affaires de 16 002 millions d’euros, croissance à taux constants de 8,9 % et croissance à taux courants de 5,5 %. Résultat opérationnel courant de 6 569 millions d’euros (41,0 % du chiffre d’affaires) et résultat net de 4 524 millions d’euros. Cash flow disponible ajusté de 3 880 millions d’euros; trésorerie nette retraitée à 12 773 millions d’euros. Propositions de dividendes et actions nouvelles pour 2026, avec un accent sur le développement et l’emploi.
Outlook / guidance
Expected revenue: Le chiffre d’affaires 2026 est attendu en progression à taux constants sans chiffre précis communiqué.
Expected EBITDA: Non précisé dans le communiqué.
Expected net income: Non précisé dans le communiqué.
Management commentary: Perspectives positives pour 2026, grâce au modèle d’entreprise intégré et à la fidélité de la clientèle, malgré un contexte économique et géopolitique incertain.
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