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Kering SA (KER.PA)

Paris - Paris Delayed price. Currency in EUR
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343.35-6.85 (-1.96%)
As of 02:56PM CEST. Market open.
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Previous close350.20
Open346.90
Bid0.00 x 0
Ask0.00 x 0
Day's range343.30 - 348.50
52-week range343.30 - 588.90
Volume72,814
Avg. volume239,408
Market cap42.09B
Beta (5Y monthly)1.13
PE ratio (TTM)14.09
EPS (TTM)24.37
Earnings date08 Feb 2024
Forward dividend & yield14.00 (4.00%)
Ex-dividend date02 May 2024
1y target est426.10
  • Globe Newswire

    Kering: Information regarding the arrangements for taking part in the Combined General Meeting of April 25, 2024 and conditions for obtaining or consulting the documents prepared for the meeting

    Kering - Press release - Arrangements AGM April 25, 2024 - EN PRESS RELEASE April 15, 2024 INFORMATION REGARDING THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR TAKING PART IN THE COMBINED GENERAL MEETING OF APRIL 25, 2024 AND CONDITIONS FOR OBTAINING OR CONSULTINGTHE DOCUMENTS PREPARED FOR THE MEETING Kering shareholders are invited to attend the Company’s Combined General Meeting to be held at 3 p.m. on Thursday, April 25, 2024 (Paris time) at Kering’s headquarters – 40 rue de Sèvres, 75007 Paris, France. The General Me

  • Reuters

    Kering picks luxury veteran Cantino as Gucci deputy CEO

    French luxury group Kering on Thursday named former Louis Vuitton and Prada communications executive Stefano Cantino as deputy CEO of Gucci to help steer a revival of the Italian label. Cantino, who will start on May 2, will report to Jean-François Palus, Gucci's President and CEO, the statement said. "In this newly created position, Stefano Cantino will share with Jean-François Palus the responsibility to define and implement the brand strategy," it said.

  • Reuters

    China uncertainty clouds outlook for luxury sector

    Investors are bracing for a steep slowdown in luxury sales when luxury companies report their first quarter results, reflecting lacklustre Chinese demand and comparisons with last year when the lifting of COVID curbs in mainland China boosted sales. LVMH, the world's biggest luxury group, is first to report on April 16, followed by rivals Kering, Prada and Hermes a week later. Burberry and Richemont follow in May.