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ODDO BHF Maintains LVMH Moët Hennessy - Louis Vuitton, Société Européenne (LVMHF) Buy Recommendation

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ODDO BHF Maintains LVMH Moët Hennessy - Louis Vuitton, Société Européenne (LVMHF) Buy Recommendation

ODDO BHF maintained a Buy on LVMH on Dec. 8, 2025, even as the consensus one‑year price target of $751.35 (range $511–$1,008) as of Dec. 6 implies a 5.65% downside to the $796.34 close. Analysts project revenue of $93,904 million (up 13.39%) and non‑GAAP EPS of 35.49, but institutional positioning shows modest trimming and rebalancing: 677 funds hold the stock (down 11.5% quarter‑over‑quarter), total institutional shares fell ~5.6% to about 36.294 million, while average fund weight rose to 0.71%. Major passive and active holders displayed mixed activity—Vanguard, iShares and Fidelity slightly increased share counts but cut allocations, whereas First Eagle materially raised its stake—indicating portfolio rotation rather than a unanimous buy signal despite bullish fundamentals.

Analysis

ODDO BHF maintained a Buy on LVMH Moët Hennessy on December 8, 2025, while the consensus one‑year price target as of December 6 stands at $751.35 (range $511.00–$1,008.29), implying a 5.65% downside to the latest close of $796.34. The disconnect between a Buy rating and a below‑market median target highlights divergent timing or valuation assumptions among analysts. Analyst projections show supportive fundamentals: projected annual revenue of $93,904MM (up 13.39%) and projected non‑GAAP EPS of 35.49, indicating material top‑line and earnings growth embedded in estimates. That combination suggests earnings momentum underpins positive conviction even as headline valuation consensus is cautious. Institutional positioning is mixed: 677 funds hold the stock (down 88 owners, ‑11.5% QoQ), total institutional shares declined 5.64% to 36,294K, while average fund weight rose to 0.71% (+8.67%), consistent with portfolio rebalancing rather than a unified trade. Major holders show divergent moves—Vanguard raised shares but cut allocation, First Eagle increased both shares and allocation—aligning with a neutral/mixed sentiment score (‑0.05) and modest market impact (0.25).

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