Kering (KERp)

Euronext ParisConsumer Cyclical

€278.2
+€4.39 (+1.6%)
Market closed

February 20, 2026 at 16:30 UTC

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About Kering

Name

Kering

CEO

Luca de Meo

Industry

Consumer Cyclical

Year Founded

1963

Employees

44,627

Kering is a luxury group that oversees fashion and leather goods maisons with shared standards for sourcing, retail operations, and governance. Creative direction sits with each house, yet merchandising, store execution, and compliance are coordinated to keep identity and service coherent. Workshops and specialized suppliers operate under documented quality rules, and traceability supports care and repair through the product life. Direct retail forms the core route to market, while selective partners complement reach where formats warrant it. Digital channels mirror boutique logic so assortment and service signals do not conflict. In the consumer discretionary sector, the group manages brand equity as an operating discipline rather than a campaign.

Analyst Ratings
Consensus Recommendation
Analyst consensus: 5 Buy, 4 Hold, 15 Sell
Buy5
Hold4
Sell15
Fundamentals & Financials
Revenue (TTM)
€14.6B
Net Income (TTM)
€72M
EPS (TTM)
€0.6
ROA (TTM)
0.17%
Current Ratio
1.34
Dividend Yield
0.097%

TTM is calculated as the sum of the four most recently completed quarters. This is a standard approach when monthly or real-time data is not available.

Income Statement
ItemQ4 2025
Revenue€7,088M
Cost of Sales€1,967M
Gross Profit€5,121M
Operating Income€3,439M
Net Income-€402,000K
EPS-€3.27
Technical Indicators

Kering's Technical Indicators Summary

KERp is exhibiting a bearish trend overall, supported by a subdued ADX indicating a weak trend strength near 17, while momentum indicators show mixed signals but lean negative, with the RSI hovering just above 30 and the MACD firmly in sell territory. The price trades below all key short- and medium-term moving averages around 290 to 300, though it remains above the 200-day averages near 258, suggesting long-term support. Volatility, as measured by ATR, remains moderate without significant spikes, and volume dynamics reflected by OBV are declining, reinforcing selling pressure. Additionally, the price is just under the VWAP and classic pivot levels near 278, which act as resistance. Overall, the technical landscape points to persistent bearish pressure with limited momentum for reversal.

Buy
5 signals
Neutral
4 signals
Sell
15 signals
Overall: Bearish63% Bearish signals
IndicatorValue
RSI (14)
30.11
Stochastic %K (14, 3, 3)
3.45
CCI (20)
-294.22
WPR (14)
-96.97
Momentum (10)
-47.85
MFI
42.44
MACD Level (12, 26)
-4.23
Bollinger Bands
$277.55 - $326.18
ATR (14)
$10.63 (3.97%)
ADX (14)
17.33
OBV
746,182
VWAP
$268.40
Classic Pivot Point
$278.35
Fibonacci Pivot Point
$278.35
Simple Moving Averages
$241.78 - $301.86(5 indicators)
Exponential Moving Averages
$257.66 - $298.80(5 indicators)
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Today's Snapshot

By the bell, KERp remained somewhat elevated, with the 0.309% gap versus yesterday leaving it around 276.35. By the close, VIX had posted a modest -5.19% move, hinting at a small adjustment in sentiment. KERp maintains slight gains as market sentiment improves amid limited recent news affecting the stock.

Price Change

from €275.5 close

+€0.85

Trading Volume

Below avg (310.2K)

144.4K

vs S&P 500 Today

Moderate Outperformance

+0.40%

52-Week Position

Mid-range

61.9%

Updated: February 20, 2026 at 16:04 UTC

Quote Summary
OpenPrevious Close
€275€276.35
Day Range52 Week Range
€268.8 - €276.15€149.78 - €354.2
VolumeAvg. Volume
59K249.1K
Market CapP/E Ratio
€33.2B25.0