Vinci Shares Hit a New Historical High at 139.85 Euros
This Friday, Vinci recorded a new historical high at 139.85 euros, surpassing the previous peak of 139.45 euros reached the day before. The stock of the concessions and construction giant increased by 0.29% at the start of the session, extending a remarkable upward trend with nearly 19% gains over three months.
Positive Analyst Ratings Boost Vinci's Stock
The session is marked by two favorable analyst ratings for the stock. Goldman Sachs initiated coverage of Vinci on February 20 with a buy recommendation and a price target set at 152 euros, representing an upside potential of about 8.7% from the current level. Meanwhile, Insight Investment Research raised its target from 185 to 192 euros the day before, while maintaining a positive outlook. This second target implies a potential revaluation of more than 37%, reflecting a strong conviction in the group's medium-term prospects.
These two signals reinforce the upward trajectory of the stock, which now shows an annual performance of nearly 29%. The general assembly scheduled for April 14, followed by the publication of the first quarter revenue on April 23, will be the next milestones likely to fuel discussions on the stock.
Technical Breakthrough Confirms Ongoing Strength
Technically, breaking through the resistance level at 139.45 euros — now established as a new record — confirms the strength of the ongoing trend. Vinci's stock price is significantly above its 50-day moving average (122.52 euros), indicating sustained buying momentum for several weeks.
However, the Relative Strength Index (RSI), which measures the speed and magnitude of recent price changes, is currently at 90 on a scale of 0 to 100. A level above 70 is generally considered to indicate an overbought zone, which can precede periods of consolidation or technical pause. At this stage, the upper Bollinger band, located at 142.95 euros, represents the next short-term vigilance zone for the stock.
