Vinci Stock: New Historical Record Reached at 137.55 Euros Amidst Bullish Momentum
On Tuesday, Vinci's stock marked a new all-time high at 137.55 euros, surpassing the previous peak of 137.15 euros set the day before. This 0.66% increase is part of a significant upward trend, with a gain of over 3% in seven days and 15% over three months. BNP Paribas Exane also raised its price target for the stock today.
BNP Paribas Exane Raises Price Target
On Tuesday, February 17, BNP Paribas Exane revised its price target for Vinci upwards from 131 to 139 euros, while maintaining a neutral recommendation. Compared to the current price of 137.55 euros, this new target suggests a limited appreciation potential of about 1%. However, the target increase accompanies the stock's upward trajectory, which now shows an annual performance of nearly 27%. The next key dates that may provide fundamental valuation insights are the general assembly scheduled for April 14, 2026, followed by the quarterly information release on April 23. These events will allow observers to assess the current valuation against the operational data of the concessions and construction group.
Breaking the Previous Historical High
Surpassing the previous historical high of 137.15 euros is a notable technical signal, especially as the price is now very close to the upper Bollinger band, set at 138.31 euros. This threshold represents a dynamic resistance, and crossing it could open new trading ground, as there is no historical reference above this level. The RSI, an indicator measuring the speed and magnitude of price movements, stands at 90, well above the usual overbought threshold of 70. This level indicates that the recent rise has been particularly rapid. Furthermore, the 50-day moving average, at 121.42 euros, remains significantly behind the current price, confirming the substantial gap accumulated in recent weeks between the price and its medium-term trend.
