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EUROPE RESEARCH ROUNDUP-Harbour Energy, LVMH, SSE

ReutersSep 2, 2025 8:26 AM

Sept 2 (Reuters) - Securities analysts revised their ratings and price targets on several European companies including Harbour Energy, LVMH and SSE on Tuesday.

HIGHLIGHTS

Harbour Energy Plc HBR.L: JP Morgan initiates coverage with overweight rating

LVMH LVMH.PA:HSBC raises target price to EUR 625 from EUR 535

SSE SSE.L: JP Morgan raises target price to 2,425p from 2,300p

Following is a summary of research actions on European companies reported by Reuters on Tuesday. Stock entries are in alphabetical order.

BAT BATS.L: RBC raises target price to 3400p from 3000p

BAT BATS.L: RBC cuts to underperform from sector perform

ENI ENI.MI: RBC cuts to sector perform from outperform

Harbour Energy Plc HBR.L: JP Morgan initiates coverage with target price 298p

Harbour Energy Plc HBR.L: JP Morgan initiates coverage with overweight rating

Hermes HRMS.PA: HSBC cuts target price to EUR 2350 from EUR 2800

Huber+Suhner AG HUBN.S: Berenberg raises target price to CHF 140 from CHF 100

Inditex SA ITX.MC: Barclays cuts target price to EUR 43.5 from EUR 45

Kering PRTP.PA: HSBC raises target price to EUR 300 from EUR 200

LVMH LVMH.PA: HSBC raises target price to EUR 625 from EUR 535

Renault RENA.PA: Jefferies cuts target price to EUR 39 from EUR 48

Richemont CFR.S: HSBC cuts target price to CHF 155 from CHF 158

Shelly Group Ad SLYG.BB: Berenberg initiates coverage with price target EUR 70

Shelly Group Ad SLYG.BB: Berenberg initiates coverage with buy rating

Sma Solar S92G.DE: TD Cowen cuts target price to EUR 18 from EUR 20

Societe Generale SA SOGN.PA: Jefferies raises target price to EUR 70 from EUR 61

SSE SSE.L: JP Morgan raises target price to 2,425p from 2,300p

Swatch UHR.S: HSBC cuts target price to CHF 110 from CHF 113

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