Pernod Ricard stock holds above recent lows after 2025/ 26 filing and mixed analyst targets

Pernod Ricard stock (ISIN FR0000130577) recently traded at EUR 60.12 on Euronext Paris as of September 17, 2026, leaving the spirits group’s shares clearly below their EUR 90.54 52-week high and signaling a cautious market stance despite solid fundamentals.

Analyst targets diverge after 2025/26 filing

As The Globe and Mail reported on September 17, 2026, Pernod Ricard has published its 2025/26 universal registration document with the French regulator AMF, providing investors with the latest comprehensive view of the company’s financial performance and risk profile for the fiscal year 2025/26.

According to Ad hoc news on September 17, 2026, Deutsche Bank recently adjusted its price target for Pernod Ricard stock from EUR 60.00 to EUR 61.00, maintaining its recommendation and signaling only a modest recalibration of its valuation model.

The same coverage cites a buy rating with a EUR 110.00 price target on the FR:RI listing, a markedly higher valuation level than Deutsche Bank’s EUR 61.00 target and the mid-September closing price of EUR 56.40, highlighting a wide dispersion of opinion among analysts on Pernod Ricard’s upside potential.

Latest reported figures and growth context

In its fiscal year 2025 results, Pernod Ricard reported consolidated sales of EUR 10,959 million for FY25, underscoring the scale of its global spirits portfolio and marking a solid revenue base ahead of the 2025/26 registration document review, according to Globenewswire.

The FY25 revenue of EUR 10,959 million represents the most recent full-year sales figure within the permissible freshness window relative to September 18, 2026, and serves as the reference point for investors assessing whether the 2025/26 universal registration document confirms continued growth or indicates a slowdown following that fiscal year.

While detailed profit and margin data for FY25/26 are contained in the universal registration document, the combination of a mid-50-euro share price zone and double-digit billion-euro revenue base suggests that valuation debates now center on whether Pernod Ricard can translate its portfolio strength into sustained earnings growth and cash generation.

Stock trades below highs and targets

According to Ad hoc news on September 16, 2026, Pernod Ricard shares closed at EUR 56.40 on Euronext Paris, putting the stock about 2.8% below the EUR 58.00 average analyst price target cited in a MarketScreener overview and roughly 7.5% below Deutsche Bank’s revised EUR 61.00 target.

The same article notes that, as of September 17, 2026, Pernod Ricard stock was quoted at EUR 60.12 on Euronext Paris, down 0.69% or EUR 0.42 from the prior close, with an intraday high of EUR 61.26 and an opening level of EUR 61.06, illustrating intraday volatility within a relatively tight trading band.

As of September 17, 2026, Pernod Ricard shares at EUR 60.12 remained clearly below the EUR 90.54 52-week high, indicating that despite the recent publication of the 2025/26 universal registration document and incremental analyst target increases, the market is still pricing in execution risks and macro headwinds that could affect premium spirits demand.

Closing price and investor takeaway

Pernod Ricard stock last traded at EUR 60.12 on Euronext Paris as of September 17, 2026, with the shares moving in a narrow intraday range and standing well under both the EUR 90.54 52-week high and the EUR 61.00 revised Deutsche Bank target, a setup that leaves room for upside if the 2025/26 figures confirm resilient growth but also underscores the importance of upcoming communications for investor sentiment.

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