Update shared on 11 Nov 2025
Fair value Decreased 12%Analysts have revised their price target for Interparfums downward from $155 to approximately $136.67. They cite modestly reduced expectations for revenue growth and profit margins as key factors in the adjustment.
What's in the News
- Interparfums, Inc. issued earnings guidance for 2025, projecting $1.47 billion in sales. This represents a 1% increase from the previous year (Key Developments).
- The company expects diluted earnings per share for 2025 to remain flat at $5.12 compared to 2024 (Key Developments).
Valuation Changes
- Consensus Analyst Price Target has fallen from $155 to about $136.67, reflecting reduced expectations.
- Discount Rate decreased slightly from 7.73% to 7.59%.
- Revenue Growth forecast lowered from 4.65% to 3.30%.
- Net Profit Margin estimate declined modestly from 12.34% to 12.23%.
- Future P/E ratio compressed, dropping from 30.06x to 27.59x.
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