Interparfums: Up 5% Today, a Weekly Gain of Over 12%

A Resistance Breakthrough Confirming the Rebound Since Mid-May

By midday, Interparfums is up 5.45% at €25.56, after breaking through its resistance level at €24.92 during the session. The stock is among the top gainers on the SBF 120, which is up 0.53%. This movement extends the momentum of the recent sessions, with a weekly gain of 12.2% and a monthly increase of 8.21%.

The price has significantly surpassed its short-term moving averages (MM20 at €22.99 and MM50 at €23.34, with respective increases of +11.18% and +9.51%), but remains slightly below the MM200 at €25.97, the last barrier before a return to pre-correction levels. The RSI at 60 indicates a buying momentum still far from the overbought zone. The rise erases part of the annual decline, which remains significant at -25.38% over twelve months, following the multi-year low of €21.78 on May 18.

Launches and Acquisitions in Sight, Amid a More Favorable Chinese Context

Fundamentally, the Paris-based group relies on an active portfolio of licenses. During the 2025 financial statement release (on January 22, 2026), the management projected an operating margin between 19% and 19.5%, and mentioned about fifteen line extensions planned for 2026, in addition to new franchises (Annick Goutal, Off-White, Longchamp) expected to support growth in the coming years.

The company also pointed to limited visibility for 2026 and a euro/dollar exchange rate risk. In the background, the Chinese cosmetic market shows some signs of improvement, with a 4.7% year-over-year increase in NBS cosmetic retail in April 2026, a potentially favorable data for the parent company Interparfums, whose Asian exposure remains significant. Technically, the €25.97 zone (MM200) will be the next marker to watch to assess the strength of the rebound.