Vinci stock forecast: Third-party price targets
Vinci sits at the intersection of infrastructure, construction and concession-based revenues, and its share price often moves in response to changes in these areas.
Vinci (DG) is trading around €119.63 in intraday dealing at 2.39pm UTC on 17 December 2025, moving within a session range of €119.28–€120.62 on Capital.com’s EUR-quoted Vinci stock CFD feed. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
The share price is trading against a backdrop of recently disclosed buybacks, with Vinci reporting the repurchase of 386,808 treasury shares between 8 and 12 December 2025 at an average price of about €119.31 under its authorised programme (GlobeNewswire, 16 December 2025). Broader French equity sentiment has been subdued, with the CAC 40 recently edging lower around the 8,100 level (Trading Economics, 17 December 2025), while French 10-year government bond yields have hovered near 3.5% following progress on the country’s 2026 budget (Trading Economics, 17 December 2025).
Vinci stock forecast 2026–2030: Analyst price targets
As of 17 December 2025, third-party Vinci stock predictions generally sit above the latest Capital.com price of €119.63 as at 2.39pm UTC on 17 December 2025. Most third-party sources consolidate expectations in the mid-€130s to around €140.
Investing.com
According to Investing.com, projections from 20 analysts over the past three months point to an average 12-month target of about €135.94, with estimates spanning roughly €110 to €146.70. The platform attributes the range to differing assumptions about Vinci’s earnings profile and sector valuations amid expectations of continued revenue growth and stable profitability (Investing.com, 17 December 2025).
TipRanks
TipRanks reports that 12 analysts have issued 12-month price targets over the last three months, with an average around €135.75, a high near €142 and a low near €128. Variations reflect different assumptions on cash flows, capital allocation and macroeconomic conditions relevant to Vinci’s transport and energy-related businesses (TipRanks, 17 December 2025).
Fintel
Fintel’s one-year average Vinci target is about €140.13, with forecasts in its sample ranging from roughly €111.10 to €159.60. The service notes that analysts’ valuations compare projected and historical earnings, sector benchmarks and discount-rate assumptions (Fintel, 6 December 2025).
MarketScreener
MarketScreener places Vinci’s central 12-month target around €146.70, with dispersion across individual broker estimates. Targets are updated as new research becomes available, reflecting adjustments to Vinci’s reported results, backlog indicators and sector conditions (MarketScreener, 17 December 2025).
Predictions and third-party forecasts are inherently uncertain, as they cannot fully account for unexpected market developments. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
DG stock price: Technical overview
DG is trading near €119.63 as of 2.39pm UTC on 17 December 2025, close to the daily Classic Pivot at €119.62 and within a broader range defined by €116.43 (Classic S1) and €125.43 (Classic R1). The short-term moving-average picture is mixed, with the 20-, 50-, 100- and 200-day SMAs clustered around ~120 / 119 / 119 / 121. This keeps price action within a relatively tight multi-month band rather than showing a strong directional trend.
Momentum indicators are also neutral. The 14-day RSI is around 50, and the ADX near 10 suggests a weak underlying trend, consistent with range-bound conditions. A daily close above €125.43 would bring the €128.62 Classic R2 area into view as the next reference point, while the Classic Pivot at €119.62 remains initial support. Below this, the 100-day SMA near €119 and the Classic S1 around €116.43 form a lower support zone, with further levels around €110–€111 highlighted by S2 (TradingView, 17 December 2025).
This technical overview is informational only and doesn’t constitute financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any instrument.
Vinci share price history
Vinci’s stock price has edged higher over the past two years, rising from around €113 in late December 2023 to €119.92 at the close on 17 December 2025. The stock experienced a drop towards €98 in June 2024 before recovering, later moving above €120 in early 2025 and briefly approaching €130 in August 2025. Recent trading in November and December 2025 has shown narrower ranges around €116–€123, indicating more contained short-term movement than earlier in the period.
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
Capital.com analyst view
The Vinci stock price has generally trended higher over two years, moving from the low-€110s in December 2023 to around €120 by mid-December 2025, with fluctuations shaped by broader equity conditions and sector-specific developments. A mid-2024 dip toward the high-€90s was followed by a recovery into the €120–€130 area in 2025, while recent sessions (as of 17 December 2025) have shown tighter daily ranges around €116–€123.
From a fundamental perspective, Vinci’s share price is often influenced by developments in transport and construction demand, interest-rate expectations and government infrastructure spending. These factors can support the business in stable conditions, while weaker growth indicators or softer traffic trends may weigh on sentiment. Company-specific elements such as project execution, concession renewals and changes in leverage can also influence the share price in either direction.
Past performance and analyst targets aren’t reliable indicators of future results.
Capital.com’s client sentiment for Vinci CFDs
As of 17 December 2025, client sentiment on Capital.com is currently weighted towards buyers, with 92.31% of open Vinci CFD positions long and 7.69% short. This represents an 84.6-percentage-point bias towards long positioning at this snapshot. Sentiment figures show existing open positions and may change as traders reassess their exposure.
Summary – Vinci price 2025
- Vinci traded mostly between €110 and €130 through 2025, with a brief mid-year dip toward the high-€90s before returning to the €120 area by December.
- As at 17 December 2025, Vinci’s CFD price on Capital.com is around €119.63, with recent daily closes clustering in the €116–€123 range.
- External 12-month analyst targets compiled in late 2025 generally sit in the low- to mid-€130s on average, with a broader spread from the low-€110s to the mid-€150s.
- Technical signals in mid-December show Vinci trading close to key moving averages around €119–€121, with neutral momentum readings consistent with range-bound conditions.
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
FAQ
Who owns the most Vinci stock?
Vinci’s share ownership is distributed across institutional investors, retail shareholders and the company itself, which periodically carries out authorised buybacks. Recent disclosures confirm ongoing repurchases under its buyback programme. The composition of major shareholders can change as filings are updated, so investors typically consult Vinci’s regulatory statements, annual reports and market disclosures for the latest breakdown.
What is the 5-year forecast for Vinci stock?
Most publicly available forecasts focus on 12-month analyst targets rather than five-year projections, as longer-term estimates carry greater uncertainty. Consolidated third-party targets published in late 2025 generally place Vinci within a broad range centred around the low- to mid-€130s over the following year, although individual estimates vary according to differing assumptions on earnings, valuation methodologies and macroeconomic conditions. These figures are informational only and shouldn’t be interpreted as long-term guidance.
Is Vinci a good stock to buy?
Whether Vinci suits any individual depends on personal financial goals, risk tolerance and time horizon. The company operates across transport infrastructure, concessions and construction, and its share price can react to changes in economic trends, traffic volumes, interest-rate expectations and project performance. Analysts publish indicative 12-month targets based on these factors, but these aren’t recommendations. Vinci stock CFDs also use leverage, which increases risk and can lead to rapid losses.
Could Vinci stock go up or down?
Vinci’s share price may rise or fall in response to earnings results, sector developments, macroeconomic conditions and shifts in investor sentiment. Technical indicators referenced in the analysis described range-bound trading conditions at the time of writing, but prices can move in either direction as new information emerges. Past movements, technical signals and analyst targets aren’t reliable indicators of future results.
Should I invest in Vinci stock?
Only you can determine whether Vinci aligns with your financial objectives and appetite for risk. The analysis summarises recent price behaviour, analyst targets and technical references, but it doesn’t provide investment advice. Vinci’s performance can be influenced by economic cycles, concession income, construction activity and wider market conditions. Anyone considering exposure should understand the risks, including the possibility of loss.
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