Economic Observer Network Signet Jewelry (SIG.N) has recently experienced significant stock price fluctuations, mainly due to the dual pressures of weak performance and deep adjustments in the diamond industry. On February 10, the stock dropped sharply by 5.58%, closing at $91.58, while the U.S. luxury goods sector rose by 1.04% during the same period.
Recent Stock Performance
The stock price has shown notable volatility over the past seven days: on February 6, it surged 5.01% to $97.00, but on February 10, it sharply retraced 5.58%, touching a low of $90.73. On February 11, the latest closing price rebounded to $92.69, up 1.21% for the day, with a range of 7.46%. Trading volume expanded to $108 million on February 6, and reached $83.52 million on February 10, indicating increased market disagreement, while on February 11, volume shrank to $4.499 million, suggesting market sentiment is gradually stabilizing.
Financial Report Analysis
The company’s fiscal year 2025 quarterly report (as of February 1, 2025) shows revenue declined by 5.81% year-over-year, and net profit attributable to shareholders plummeted by 83.93%. Although gross profit margin remained at 42.59%, net profit margin was only 4.28%, reflecting challenges in cost control and profit conversion efficiency. The interim report’s earnings per share (EPS) was -3.17 yuan, down 192.42% year-over-year, intensifying market concerns about sustained performance.
Institutional Views
Institutions are cautious about Signet Jewelry. Among the 12 institutions covering the stock as of February 2026, 50% issued “Buy” or “Overweight” ratings, and 50% recommended “Hold,” with no reductions. The average target price is $113.38, representing an approximate 22.3% upside potential from the current stock price. However, weak industry demand and price war risks temper optimistic sentiment.
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Signet Jewelry stock plunges against the trend, pressured by weak performance and industry adjustments
Economic Observer Network Signet Jewelry (SIG.N) has recently experienced significant stock price fluctuations, mainly due to the dual pressures of weak performance and deep adjustments in the diamond industry. On February 10, the stock dropped sharply by 5.58%, closing at $91.58, while the U.S. luxury goods sector rose by 1.04% during the same period.
Recent Stock Performance
The stock price has shown notable volatility over the past seven days: on February 6, it surged 5.01% to $97.00, but on February 10, it sharply retraced 5.58%, touching a low of $90.73. On February 11, the latest closing price rebounded to $92.69, up 1.21% for the day, with a range of 7.46%. Trading volume expanded to $108 million on February 6, and reached $83.52 million on February 10, indicating increased market disagreement, while on February 11, volume shrank to $4.499 million, suggesting market sentiment is gradually stabilizing.
Financial Report Analysis
The company’s fiscal year 2025 quarterly report (as of February 1, 2025) shows revenue declined by 5.81% year-over-year, and net profit attributable to shareholders plummeted by 83.93%. Although gross profit margin remained at 42.59%, net profit margin was only 4.28%, reflecting challenges in cost control and profit conversion efficiency. The interim report’s earnings per share (EPS) was -3.17 yuan, down 192.42% year-over-year, intensifying market concerns about sustained performance.
Institutional Views
Institutions are cautious about Signet Jewelry. Among the 12 institutions covering the stock as of February 2026, 50% issued “Buy” or “Overweight” ratings, and 50% recommended “Hold,” with no reductions. The average target price is $113.38, representing an approximate 22.3% upside potential from the current stock price. However, weak industry demand and price war risks temper optimistic sentiment.
The above content is compiled from publicly available information and does not constitute investment advice.