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Salvatore Ferragamo drops sharply on Q1 sales decline as Moncler gets 16 EPS upgrades
- Salvatore Ferragamo fell sharply on May 14 to €6.61 after reporting a Q1 sales decline that dashed hopes for a brand recovery
- The stock is now 25.9% below its 52-week high of €8.92, with volume of 3.93 million shares roughly 7.9x its 20-day average of ~494,000
- The move contrasts sharply with Moncler (MONC.MI), which received 16 FY EPS upgrades in the same period, highlighting a growing divergence within European luxury
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daily_prices: close €6.61 on 2026-05-14, open €7.44 (-11.16%). Volume 3,928,011 vs 20-day avg ~494,399 ≈ 7.9x. 52w high €8.92; 52w low €4.35. News: WSJ 'Salvatore Ferragamo Plummets After Lack of Growth Acceleration' (2026-05-15). Q1 2026 revenues €209M, down 1.2% at constant rates. Moncler: 16 FY EPS upgrades same period; Q1 2026 revenues €881M, up 12% YoY at constant FX.