Stellantis Share: Among the Strongest Gains in the CAC 40 After -54.5% Over One Year
The multi-brand carmaker (Peugeot, Fiat, Jeep) posts one of the strongest gains on the Paris index in mid-morning trading, while the CAC 40 edges down slightly. The stock is recovering ground after a more favorable week, though without erasing the scale of its decline over the past year.
A Rebound of 4.23% That Places the Price Above the 20-Day Moving Average
The Stellantis share gains 4.23% to €4.24, in second place in the CAC 40 behind Renault (+4.65%), while the index declines 0.37%. The stock has accumulated 8.57% in gains over seven days, but remains down 11.35% over one month and 54.53% over one year. This rebound places the price above the 20-day moving average at €4.21 (+0.65%), a threshold it had lost during the decline phase, while the 50-day moving average at €4.52 remains 6.25% above.
Support at €3.85 and resistance at €4.80 mark the trading range for the security. Among the latest updates on the stock, Stellantis Pro One had reported solid results for the first half of 2026, with overall growth of 7%.
Valuation and Analyst Views: A €4.50 Price Target Maintained
On the analyst side, CIC Market Solutions maintained its hold rating with a price target of €4.50 on October 5th, representing potential of approximately 6% compared to the current price. Details are available in the analyst consensus on Stellantis. According to the consensus of analysts surveyed, the stock is valued at approximately 7.9 times current fiscal year earnings and 4.0 times next fiscal year earnings.
Among the opportunities highlighted when H1 2026 results were released on July 30th, the company highlighted orders for electric commercial vehicles up 140% year-over-year among small and medium fleets. The next level to watch is the 50-day moving average at €4.52, which the price must still reach.
