Interparfums Stock Rebounds by 2.5% and Moves Above its 200-Day Moving Average
The licensed perfumery specialist is regaining momentum in early afternoon trading and ranks among the best-performing stocks on the Paris stock exchange. The rebound follows a target adjustment by a major American brokerage firm, amidst a sector context marked by a more nuanced reading of Chinese consumption.
The stock moves above its three moving averages and confirms monthly momentum
Interparfums stock is up 2.54% at €25.82 during the session, ranking it among the top risers in the SBF 120, just behind Air France-KLM and Forvia. Today's increase brings the monthly gain to nearly 14%, after a decline of 2.49% over the past week. The price has moved above the 200-day moving average (MM200) at €25.47, a +1.37% difference, and solidifies its position above the 20-day moving average at €25.56, while the 50-day moving average at €24.21 remains well below.
The RSI at 50 indicates a balance between buyers and sellers, with no extreme signals. The identified resistance at €26.88 is approaching, after the stock's recent failure to breach its MM200 documented in the session of June 19.
Goldman Sachs initiates a buy rating with a target of €34
Goldman Sachs yesterday lowered its price target to €34, from €35 previously, while reaffirming its buy rating. The new target implies a potential upside of about 32% from the current price. During the annual results announcement for 2025 (on January 22, 2026), the company targeted an operating margin between 19% and 19.5% and mentioned about fifteen line extensions in 2026, supported by the Annick Goutal, Off-White, and Longchamp franchises.
In the sector, retail sales of cosmetics in China increased by 2.5% year-on-year in May 2026, while total retail sales fell by 0.6%, indicating a relative resilience of the beauty segment. The next key event will be the publication of the semi-annual revenue figures.
