Stellantis Shares Bounce Back 5% and Overtake Renault in the CAC 40
The Italo-American manufacturer is on the rise again mid-morning and is among the leaders of the CAC 40. The stock benefits from a well-oriented Paris session and attempts to extend the rebound that began at the end of last week, after several sessions of significant declines.
A Rebound of Over 4% Brings the Stock Back to its Short-Term Moving Averages
Stellantis stock is up 4.97% at €6.19 mid-morning, following a CAC 40 that is up 1.07%. The manufacturer ranks just behind Saint-Gobain (+5.44%), ahead of Renault (+4.25%), in a market buoyed by the easing of Brent crude (-3.48% at $84.29) following the framework agreement announced between Washington and Tehran concerning the Strait of Hormuz. The rebound extends that which began on Friday (+6%), after a bearish sequence that had brought the stock to its lows. However, the price remains 4.07% below its MM20 (€6.42) and 6.54% below its MM50 (€6.59), while the MM200 (€7.78) remains more than 20% distant. The RSI at 38 reflects the lack of sustained buying pressure, with the stock still down 8% over the month and 27% over the year.
Strategic Roadmap Still Under Debate Following the FaSTLAne Plan Unveiled in May
The fundamental context remains marked by the presentation of the FaSTLAne 2030 strategic plan, unveiled on May 21 at Auburn Hills by Antonio Filosa. The group has committed €60 billion over five years to boost growth and profitability, focusing resources on brands and platforms deemed priorities. Since then, the group has multiplied operational announcements: a project for a small electric vehicle in Italy by 2028, a potential European joint venture with Dongfeng, partnerships on autonomous driving with Bolt and Pony.ai in Luxembourg, and the deployment of digital twins with Accenture and Nvidia. The period was also punctuated by a global recall of 1.3 million Jeep Wranglers and Gladiators due to a steering pump defect. In terms of valuation, the stock trades at approximately 7.3 times the earnings expected for the current fiscal year and 4 times those of the next fiscal year, according to the consensus of surveyed analysts. The technical support at €5.78 now forms the lower boundary of the channel, with resistance at €7.02 marking the next threshold above the short-term moving averages.
