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Renault (RNL) Stock Price & Analysis

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RNL Stock Chart & Stats

CHF 30.50CHF 0.00(0.00%)
At close: 5:30 PM GMT+1
CHF29CHF30CHF31Oct 13Nov 14Dec 19
Day’s Range
CHF 30.50 - CHF 30.50
52-Week Range
CHF 30.50 - CHF 30.50
Previous Close
CHF 30.50
Volume
N/A
Average Volume (3M)
0
Market Cap
CHF 7.70B
Enterprise Value
CHF 59.97B
Total Cash (Recent Filing)
CHF 21.28B
Total Debt (Recent Filing)
CHF 72.36B
Price to Earnings (P/E)
8.8
Beta
N/A
Next Earnings
Feb 18, 2027 (Est.)
Next Dividend Ex-Date
N/A
Dividend Yield
7.68%

Bulls Say, Bears Say

Bulls Say

Revenue Scale

Strong revenue expansion demonstrates that Renault has increased its operating scale over the period. A larger revenue base can support broader distribution, investment in vehicle programs and services, and greater ability to spread fixed costs across the business.

Diversified Automotive Revenue Model

Revenue is supported by several connected activities rather than vehicle sales alone. Aftersales, parts, financing and leasing can deepen customer relationships and provide additional revenue streams across the vehicle lifecycle, helping diversify the commercial model.

Positive Operating Cash Flow

Despite the difficult 2025 earnings outcome, Renault still generated positive operating cash flow. This indicates that the core business continued converting activity into cash, providing some internal funding capacity for operations, investment and customer-supporting finance activities.

Bears Say

Sharp Profitability Deterioration

The swing from a modest profit to a large loss shows that Renault's revenue scale is not yet translating into dependable earnings. Persistent earnings volatility can reduce reinvestment capacity, weaken resilience through the vehicle cycle, and complicate long-term capital allocation.

Higher Leverage And Weaker Equity Cushion

Higher leverage combined with a materially smaller equity base reduces financial flexibility and the cushion available during an industry downturn. It can also constrain investment choices and leave more of future operating cash flow exposed to balance-sheet obligations.

Negative And Volatile Free Cash Flow

The reversal into negative free cash flow indicates that recent cash generation has been inconsistent despite positive operating cash flow. This volatility may limit internally funded investment, reduce flexibility in weaker trading conditions, and increase dependence on financing or asset management.

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RNL FAQ

What was Renault’s price range in the past 12 months?
Renault lowest stock price was CHF30.50 and its highest was CHF30.50 in the past 12 months.
What is Renault’s market cap?
Renault’s market cap is CHF7.70B.
When is Renault’s upcoming earnings report date?
Renault’s next earnings report is estimated for Feb 18, 2027 (not yet confirmed), which is in 99 days.
How were Renault’s earnings last quarter?
Renault released its earnings results on Jul 29, 2026. The company reported CHF2.197 earnings per share for the quarter, beating the consensus estimate of CHF1.48 by CHF0.717.
Is Renault overvalued?
According to Wall Street analysts Renault’s price is currently Undervalued.
Does Renault pay dividends?
Renault does not currently pay dividends.
What is Renault’s EPS estimate?
Renault’s EPS estimate is 2.30.
How many shares outstanding does Renault have?
Renault has 295,722,260 shares outstanding.
What happened to Renault’s price movement after its last earnings report?
Renault reported an EPS of CHF2.197 in its last earnings report, beating expectations of CHF1.48. Following the earnings report the stock price went same 0%.
Which hedge fund is a major shareholder of Renault?
Currently, no hedge funds are holding shares in CH:RNL
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