Kering consensus stays cautious, shares trade in mid-260 euro range

By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-23, 20:45.

Kering (FR0000121964) remains under a cautious analyst consensus on Euronext Paris after last year’s Gucci-driven profit slump and strategic reset, with the shares recently trading around 264 euros according to delayed Euronext data on platforms such as eToro.

What analysts say on Kering

The Paris-listed luxury group sits in the CAC 40 alongside peers LVMH and Hermès, but the analyst stance has turned more muted since a sharp earnings setback in 2024, as detailed in a recent Reuters analysis on Kering’s turnaround.

On MarketScreener, 31 analysts currently track Kering, with 10 ratings at Buy, 16 at Hold and 5 at Sell, and an average target near 397 euros based on earlier data, a level that stands clearly above the mid-260 euro trading area now shown on more recent quote platforms such as eToro, indicating a cautious but not uniformly bearish stance.

Current price and fresh consensus snapshots

On 2026-06-23, Kering shares on Euronext Paris recently changed hands at about 264.30 euros, a day move of around -0.68 percent, according to a live quote overview on eToro that aggregates Euronext prices for the KER.PA ticker, while the same source cites an average analyst price target around 249.60 euros and an overall Hold consensus, underscoring that some houses still see limited upside from current levels compared with prior, much higher targets.eToro consensus and price data for KER.PA

The shift from a roughly 397-euro average target on MarketScreener to about 249.60 euros in the eToro composite points to a marked recalibration of expectations over recent quarters as Gucci’s slowdown and Kering’s profit slump in 2024 forced several banks to cut their targets and, in some cases, downgrade the stock, even though the group remains a major player in global luxury alongside LVMH, Hermès and Richemont.MarketScreener Kering analyst consensus

The business behind the Gucci reset

Kering generates most of its revenue from luxury fashion, leather goods and accessories, with Gucci as the core profit engine alongside brands such as Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta, Balenciaga and Alexander McQueen, as detailed in the group’s annual reports and investor presentations on its website.

Where the Kering shares trade

The Kering shares (FR0000121964) trade on Euronext Paris under the ticker KER, where they recently quoted around 264.30 euros on 2026-06-23, 18:30, based on delayed Euronext data aggregated by platforms such as eToro, providing a current market reference for the ongoing Gucci-focused turnaround.

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