Stellantis stock takes the lead in the CAC 40 but still loses nearly 14% over a month
The multi-brand automaker posts the strongest gain in the Paris index in mid-morning trading, in a market oriented upward despite tensions over French debt. This renewed activity comes after several turbulent sessions, on a stock that remains well below its levels from a year ago.
A 3.3% rebound that fails to reverse the decline of the past three months
The Stellantis stock gains 3.3% to €4.12 and holds the top position in the CAC 40, which advances 0.75%. It outpaces Capgemini and Société Générale, but today's movement remains modest compared to accumulated losses: the stock still loses 13.9% over one month and 16.5% over three months. The rebound thus moderates this downtrend without reversing it, especially since the price remains below its moving averages.
It is 2.9% below the 20-day MA (€4.24), 9.3% below the 50-day MA (€4.54) and 33.1% below the 200-day MA (€6.15). The RSI at 38 describes a weak stock but out of the oversold zone. The support at €3.85 was approached in late September, when the stock marked a five-year low at €3.93.
A €4.50 target maintained by CIC Market Solutions and a P/E of 7.7
Among analyst opinions, CIC Market Solutions maintained its hold rating yesterday, with a price target of €4.50, approximately 9% above the current price. According to the consensus of surveyed analysts, the stock trades at approximately 7.7 times current fiscal year earnings and 3.9 times next fiscal year earnings. On the activity side, the Stellantis Pro One commercial vehicles division had reported 7% growth in the first half of 2026, published on July 30, with electric vehicle orders from small and medium fleets up 140% year-over-year.
The group also flagged margin pressure related to aligning electric van prices with diesel prices. The next key reference point to watch remains support at €3.85.
