Latest Stock Ratings and Target Prices: Vicat, Argan, Engie, Sanofi, BNP Paribas, Legrand, and More

2023-07-06 07:00:28

Posted Jul 6, 2023, 9:00 a.m. Updated Jul 6, 2023, 9:04 a.m.

Vicat: HSBC goes from “lighten” to “keep” and raises its target from 22 to 27 euros.

Argan : Berenberg begins his follow-up to “hold” with a target price of 82 euros.

Engie : the same intermediary, on purchase, slightly upwards its target from 17 to 17.5 euros.

Sanofi : to “keep”, Berenberg, still, raises its target from 105 to 107 euros.

BNP Paribas : JPMorgan, at “neutral”, reduced its target from 69 to 68 euros.

Legrand : JPMorgan, at “neutral”, is now targeting 96 euros, once morest 93 euros previously.

Societe Generale : the same intermediary, also at “neutral”, lowers its target from 31 to 30 euros.

Nexans : at “neutral”, JPMorgan raises its target price from 89 to 93 euros.

Amundi: JPMorgan, always, to “overweight”, adjusts its target price downwards from 73.4 to 71.2 euros. Credit Suisse, to “neutral”, reduces its target from 64 to 63 euros.

Euronext : Credit Suisse, at “outperformance”, lowers its target from 88 to 84 euros.

Teleperformance: HSBC, for purchase, is now targeting 250 euros, once morest 280 previously.

Saint-Gobain : HSBC, also buying, lowered its price target from 85 to 75 euros.

Publicis : the same intermediary, still buying, adjusts its target downwards to 85 euros, once morest 92 euros before.

ADP : at “line weighting”, Morgan Stanley reduces its target from 147 to 145 euros.

Biomérieux : the same intermediary, to “overweight”, raises its target from 112 to 113 euros.

LVMH : Goldman Sachs, when buying, raises its target price from 920 to 970 euros.

Bouygues: Citi, at “neutral”, slightly lowers its target to 30.8 euros, once morest 31.3 euros previously.

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