Kering S.A.
Manages a portfolio of luxury fashion, leather goods, and jewellery houses including Gucci, Saint Laurent, and Balenciaga, selling ready-to-wear, accessories, beauty, watches, and fragrances globally.
As of Jul 17, 2026
Executive summary
Kering S.A. is a French luxury goods conglomerate that owns flagship brands including Gucci, Saint Laurent, and Balenciaga, generating revenue across fashion, leather goods, and accessories globally. The stock is trading at €252.30 with a bearish technical bias, down 1.2% today and 8.8% over the past month, though it remains up 26.4% over the year. The company carries a market capitalisation of €30.8 billion.
Price history
As of Jul 17, 2026
Performance
-1.21%
+1.53%
-8.77%
+2.79%
-14.90%
+26.43%
As of Jul 17, 2026
Technical indicators
- 49.6
- -0.14Bearish
- 50: 251.39 · 200: 271.98
- €242.20 / €258.40
Technical Bias
Bearish lean
Kering's technical picture leans bearish right now. The MACD is negative whilst RSI and moving averages sit neutral, giving a 0 bullish, 1 bearish, 2 neutral tally—this is a derived technical read, not investment advice.
A transparent read of the indicators below — not a prediction or recommendation.
As of Jul 17, 2026
Fundamentals
- €30.8B
- —
- €-0.23
- 0.49%
- -15.9%
- €1.68B
- 0.98
- €192.17 – €348.88
- 1.17%
- Jun 2, 2026
- Jul 29, 2026 (11 days)
As of Jul 17, 2026
Upcoming catalysts
- Earnings report
As of Jul 17, 2026
Latest news
As of Jul 17, 2026
Short-term outlook
Kering shares are stuck between a soft MACD reading and a neutral RSI of 49.6, reflecting the stock's indecisive tone after an 8.8% pull-back over the past month. With price sitting below both the 50-day (€251.39) and 200-day (€271.98) averages, the next few weeks likely hinge on whether support at €242.20 holds or resistance at €258.40 gets tested, with no earnings catalyst until July 2026.
Medium-term outlook
Kering's revenue fell 15.9% year on year, with profit margin barely positive at 0.5%, pointing to a business still working through a demand slowdown. The 1.2% dividend yield offers a small offset, but with no P/E to gauge valuation support and a bearish technical lean in play, the next few quarters look like they'll hinge on whether revenue can stabilise.
Key risks
- Revenue fell 15.9% year over year, pointing to a sharp slowdown in demand across Kering's luxury brands.
- Profit margin has narrowed to just 0.5%, leaving very little cushion if sales stay under pressure.
- Richemont's 20% sales growth beating forecasts highlights how Kering may be losing ground to stronger-performing luxury peers.
- Leadership change at Bottega Veneta with Romain Spitzer stepping in as CEO adds a layer of execution uncertainty during an already difficult period.
About Kering S.A.
Kering S.A. is a French luxury goods group listed on Euronext Paris under the ticker KER. Operating within the Consumer Cyclical sector, the company sits in the Luxury Goods industry, an area built on brand strength, pricing power and global demand for high-end fashion, leather goods and accessories. With a market capitalisation of €30.8 billion, Kering ranks among the more substantial names in its space, reflecting its scale and the market's assessment of its business across international markets.
For investors looking at the numbers, Kering currently offers a dividend yield of +1.2%, a modest but tangible cash return alongside any share price movement. A price-to-earnings figure is not currently available for the stock, so earnings-based valuation comparisons aren't possible from this data alone. Together, these figures give a partial snapshot of size and shareholder return, useful starting points for any
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