Deutsche Bank Sees Lower Renault Volumes, Solid Product Mix
Deutsche Bank expects Renault's third-quarter volumes to fall, while a favorable product mix supports revenue. Its target price drops to 30 euros.
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what happened
Renault’s third-quarter performance is expected to mirror recent market trends, according to Deutsche Bank analyst Christoph Laskawi. Dow Jones Newswires reports that the bank anticipates lower volumes, although a favorable product mix should support the top line. Revenue is expected to remain flat compared with a year earlier.
Deutsche Bank still sees a possibility that Renault will revise its margin guidance to above 5%, down from the current lower-end indication of around 5.5%. The bank said it had slightly reduced its forecasts and marked to market Renault’s stake in Nissan.
The bank cut its share-price target to 30 euros from 35 euros and maintained its hold rating. Renault shares were up 1.8% at 26.98 euros, Dow Jones Newswires said.
why it matters
The update highlights weaker volumes alongside support from the product mix. Investors may focus on whether Renault changes its margin guidance and on the lower valuation target from Deutsche Bank.
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- Renault Volumes Likely Lower But Product Mix Remains Solid — Market Talk — Dow Jones Newswires, 12 October 2026 at 10:40 UTC
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