L'Oréal Stock Advances, Confirming Its Weekly Rebound
On Wednesday, December 17, L'Oréal's stock price was at 375.70 euros, up by 0.54% compared to the previous day's close of 373.70 euros. Trading volumes remained modest with only 0.05% of the capital traded since the session opened. This increase is part of a favorable weekly dynamic, with the stock showing a gain of 2.04% over seven days. Over a broader perspective, the French beauty giant's stock has performed annually at 9.98%, while the quarterly report shows a slight negative at -0.44%. The price is moving above its 50-day moving average of 368.91 euros, confirming a short-term bullish trend resumption after the consolidation observed at the end of November.
On December 8, the group announced the acquisition of an additional 10% stake in Galderma, increasing its total share to 20% of the capital of the Swiss dermatology specialist. This move is part of L'Oréal's strategy to position itself in the rapidly growing medical aesthetics market. The transaction, subject to customary regulatory approvals, is expected to be finalized in the first quarter of 2026. Concurrently, on December 12, L'Oréal received major environmental recognition, being awarded the triple AAA rating by the CDP organization for the tenth consecutive year, becoming the first and only company in the world to achieve this decennial distinction for its performance in climate, forests, and water safety.
From a technical analysis standpoint, the stock presents a balanced profile with an RSI at 50, indicating no tension at current price levels. The MACD configuration remains constructive with a MACD line at 2.37 points and a signal line at 2.05 points, producing a positive histogram of 0.32 point that confirms the short-term bullish dynamic. The price is positioned between a support threshold identified at 350.65 euros and a resistance at 377.95 euros, offering limited short-term progression margin. The moderate monthly volatility of 4.76% and an almost zero beta of -0.02 indicate a relatively independent evolution from the movements of the Parisian market. The upcoming annual results for 2025, expected on February 12, 2026, will be a major event for investors after a year marked by the historic acquisition of Kering's beauty division for 4 billion euros announced in October.
