Moncler S.p.A./ADR
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See all $MONRF insider activity →Moncler (MONC) stock rose 3.8% to €45.42 after Bernstein upgraded it to Outperform, citing undervaluation and potential catalysts. Analysts highlighted growth in the Americas and Stone Island's relaunch as key drivers. JP Morgan and Equita also maintained positive ratings. The broader market was supportive following the Fed's rate hike.
Moncler's shares rose 4% after Bernstein upgraded the stock to Outperform, citing a reset in expectations and valuation near historical lows. The broker maintained a €57.50 price target. Analyst Luca Solca noted that the stock's decline reflects typical seasonal patterns and broader luxury sector de-rating, with weakness in Europe but solid growth in Asia and the U.S. Stone Island brand showed double-digit sales growth. Bernstein kept earnings estimates unchanged, with EPS projections of €2.31 f
Simply Wall St reports Moncler (BIT:MONC) with trailing revenue of about €3.2b and net income of €637.9m, and a trailing net margin around 20%. It cites operating margin falling from 21% to 18.3% and like-for-like D2C sales decline in H1. Valuation mentioned: P/E 20.2x, DCF fair value €32.23, price target €61.37.
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Moncler (MONC) stock rose 3.8% to €45.42 after Bernstein upgraded it to Outperform, citing undervaluation and potential catalysts. Analysts highlighted growth in the Americas and Stone Island's relaunch as key drivers. JP Morgan and Equita also maintained positive ratings. The broader market was supportive following the Fed's rate hike.
Moncler's shares rose 4% after Bernstein upgraded the stock to Outperform, citing a reset in expectations and valuation near historical lows. The broker maintained a €57.50 price target. Analyst Luca Solca noted that the stock's decline reflects typical seasonal patterns and broader luxury sector de-rating, with weakness in Europe but solid growth in Asia and the U.S. Stone Island brand showed double-digit sales growth. Bernstein kept earnings estimates unchanged, with EPS projections of €2.31 f
Simply Wall St reports Moncler (BIT:MONC) with trailing revenue of about €3.2b and net income of €637.9m, and a trailing net margin around 20%. It cites operating margin falling from 21% to 18.3% and like-for-like D2C sales decline in H1. Valuation mentioned: P/E 20.2x, DCF fair value €32.23, price target €61.37.
Moncler Group reported first-half results. Group sales rose to EUR 1.29bn, up 5% year on year, and revenues increased 9% at constant exchange rates. Net profit rose 7.3% to EUR 164.7m and operating profit rose 9.1% to EUR 245.4m. Board changes included Alexandre Arnault and Geoffroy van Raemdonck resignations; Sidney Toledano was appointed director.
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Moncler (MONC) stock rose 3.8% to €45.42 after Bernstein upgraded it to Outperform, citing undervaluation and potential catalysts. Analysts highlighted growth in the Americas and Stone Island's relaunch as key drivers. JP Morgan and Equita also maintained positive ratings. The broader market was supportive following the Fed's rate hike.
2 min readMoncler's shares rose 4% after Bernstein upgraded the stock to Outperform, citing a reset in expectations and valuation near historical lows. The broker maintained a €57.50 price target. Analyst Luca Solca noted that the stock's decline reflects typical seasonal patterns and broader luxury sector de-rating, with weakness in Europe but solid growth in Asia and the U.S. Stone Island brand showed double-digit sales growth. Bernstein kept earnings estimates unchanged, with EPS projections of €2.31 f
2 min readSimply Wall St reports Moncler (BIT:MONC) with trailing revenue of about €3.2b and net income of €637.9m, and a trailing net margin around 20%. It cites operating margin falling from 21% to 18.3% and like-for-like D2C sales decline in H1. Valuation mentioned: P/E 20.2x, DCF fair value €32.23, price target €61.37.
6 min readMoncler Group reported first-half results. Group sales rose to EUR 1.29bn, up 5% year on year, and revenues increased 9% at constant exchange rates. Net profit rose 7.3% to EUR 164.7m and operating profit rose 9.1% to EUR 245.4m. Board changes included Alexandre Arnault and Geoffroy van Raemdonck resignations; Sidney Toledano was appointed director.
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