Renault Shares Decline 1.25% on Euronext Paris
Paris, June 7 – Renault S.A. (RNO) shares closed down 1.25% on Euronext Paris on June 5, 2026, settling at 26.810 EUR. The automotive giant’s stock experienced a trading day with an opening price of 27.250 EUR, a high of 27.380 EUR, and a low of 26.680 EUR. A total of 1,134,753 shares were traded, representing 0.38% of the company’s valuation, which stands at 7,928 million EUR.
The decline in Renault’s stock comes as the broader CAC 40 index also saw a dip of 0.32% to 8,218.24 points. This performance reflects a challenging period for the company, with a 5-day variation showing a decrease of 5.73% and a year-to-date decline of 24.31%.
Analyst Consensus and Financial Outlook
According to the latest analyst consensus as of June 6, 2026, the 3-month target price for Renault is 38.96 EUR, indicating a potential upside of 45.30%. The consensus recommendation leans towards ‘Buy’, with 2.35 analysts suggesting to ‘Strengthen’ their positions. Key financial forecasts for 2026 and 2027 include an estimated dividend per share of 2.28 EUR and 2.33 EUR respectively, with an estimated yield of 8.12% for 2026. The estimated P/E ratio for 2026 is 4.12, reflecting a relatively low valuation compared to earnings.
However, the net profit per share for 2025 shows a negative figure of -39.98 EUR, which is a point of concern, though it is projected to rebound to 6.80 EUR in 2026 and 6.95 EUR in 2027. These figures are provided by FactSet Research Systems Inc.
ESG Risk Assessment and Recent News
Renault’s ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) risk assessment stands at 19.0 out of 100, categorized as ‘Low’. This assessment, provided by Morningstar / Sustainalytics, measures the company’s exposure to material risks and its management of these risks. The company’s carbon emissions are 15.0 tonnes of CO₂ per million euros of revenue generated in 2024, and it has a ‘Significant’ controversy level.
Recent news surrounding Renault includes a successful issuance of 750 million euros in bonds, as reported by Reuters and Zonebourse on Tuesday. On Monday, Boursorama with AFP reported that Renault has asked Verkor to “redress its trajectory” regarding batteries. Citigroup also increased its stake in Renault, exceeding 5% of the capital. Additionally, France’s new car registrations increased by 3.68% in May, according to PFA.
Upcoming Events and Market Sentiment
Investors are anticipating Renault’s Q1 results on July 30 and its Q3 turnover on October 29. The company has also renewed its climate commitments, and Gucci announced a partnership with Renault’s Alpine F1 team starting in 2027.
Despite the recent stock decline, the long-term outlook for Renault, according to analyst consensus, remains positive. However, the company faces challenges such as managing its financial performance and navigating the evolving automotive market, including the transition to electric vehicles and increased competition.
The market sentiment on online forums shows mixed reactions, with some discussions focusing on the company’s growth prospects in defense and battery production, while others express concerns about recent stock performance.
Renault’s stock performance is being closely watched by investors as the company continues to implement its strategic plans and adapt to market dynamics.
