Analysts cite oversold conditions and a €1.5 billion buyback as catalysts for a potential recovery by June 2027.
Unilever’s stock may rebound to $75.79 by June 2027, driven by a planned €1.5 billion share buyback starting Q2 2026 and a streamlined business post-Ice Cream demerger. Power Brands now account for 78% of turnover, growing 4.3% despite recent headwinds.
The stock has fallen 18.4% over the past year and 12.19% year-to-date, trading at $56.45 after missing FY2025 earnings estimates with $2.59 EPS versus a $2.94 consensus. High input costs and weak emerging market demand have weighed on performance, though a 4.04% dividend yield and an RSI of 37.95 signal oversold conditions.
Analysts remain cautious, with a 24/7 Wall St. price target of $54.63, implying a 3.22% downside from current levels. The stock trades at a forward P/E of 16 with a defensive beta of 0.452, reflecting its stable but sluggish outlook.