TRIGANO in the news

Trigano navigated supply chain disruptions and market shifts to stabilize production, reporting increased deliveries and focusing on operational efficiency, margin improvement, and strategic growth.

Trigano's revenue grew by 3.8% to 3.8 billion for the fiscal year ending August 31, driven by recreational vehicle sales, but economic uncertainties are expected to slow growth and pressure earnings.

Trigano's stock saw a 1.68% increase on Monday, closing at 127.300€, despite recent weekly and yearly declines.

Trigano's stock saw a modest rebound after a significant monthly decline, despite a 3.8% increase in annual turnover and an improving order backlog.

Trigano's stock rebounded slightly after a significant monthly loss, with annual sales up 3.8% driven by recreational vehicle deliveries, despite a 6% decline in the French market.

Trigano's stock closed slightly down by 0.24% at —125.200 on the Paris Stock Exchange, with trading volume of 20,417 shares, and has seen significant drops of 4.57% over the week and 18.12% over the last year.

Trigano's stock had a slight rebound, with Oddo BHF reiterating an 'outperform' rating based on stable activity and strong fundamentals, despite a transitional year ahead.

Trigano reported strong Q4 sales and a higher dividend, yet its shares have declined, with valuation models suggesting it might be undervalued by up to 43% despite some P/E ratio complexities and risks related to discretionary spending.

The document shows the tangible book value per share for Trigano SA, identified by the ticker HAN:TGO.

TRIGANO's stock shows a negative trend with declining MACD and trading volumes, but an oversold RSI and extremely low stochastics suggest potential for consolidation.

Trigano's annual sales for fiscal year 2025-2026 increased by 3.8%, supported by diverse European market performance and successful product launches, leading to continued shareholder returns and a positive outlook.

Trigano's stock price declined by 0.23% to —130.900   , with low trading volume and significant drops over the last week and year.

Trigano's revenue increased by 3.8% in fiscal year 2025-2026, reaching 3.8 billion euros, primarily due to higher sales of motorhomes and caravans.

Trigano's annual sales rose by 3.8% to 3.8 billion euros, with growth in several European countries offsetting declines in others, leading to a minor stock dip as market challenges were already anticipated.

Trigano's stock declined 1% after UBS lowered its price target due to revised EBIT and organic growth forecasts, despite strong motorhome deliveries and caravan sales.

Trigano's stock dropped after reporting a 3.8 billion euro turnover for fiscal 2025-2026, with stable market share gains but limited short-term catalysts.

Trigano's 2025-2026 revenue increased by 3.8% to 3.8 billion euros, primarily driven by strong sales of motorhomes, caravans, and mobile homes, despite challenges in distribution networks and declining new motorhome registrations in France.

Trigano's revenue increased by 3.8% in fiscal year 2025-2026, driven by strong motorhome and caravan sales, despite a decline in French new motorhome registrations.

Trigano's revenue for 2025-2026 increased by 3.8% to 3.8 billion euros, primarily due to higher motorhome and caravan sales, despite a decline in distribution network performance.

Analysts issued updated ratings and price targets for several French companies including Covivio, Dassault Systèmes, Hermès International, Legrand, LVMH, Planisware, Société Générale, and Trigano.