WINNERS & LOSERS: Zalando sinks; Apple fall hits Polar Capital Tech

26. Jun 2026

(AWP Alliance News) - The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers in Europe's major stock indices on Friday.

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CAC 40 winners

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Danone SA, up 2.0% at EUR71.40

Hermes International SCA, up 1.1% at EUR1,630.50

Sanofi SA, up 1.0% at EUR74.52

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CAC 40 losers

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STMicroelectronics NV, down 2.4% at EUR63.50

Stellantis NV, down 1.8% at EUR5.03, losing streak set to extend to four days

Schneider Electric SE, down 1.7% at EUR274.80

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DAX 40 winners

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Henkel AG & Co KGaA, up 1.1% at EUR73.28

Beiersdorf AG, up 0.7% at EUR74.55

adidas AG, up 0.6% at EUR179.35

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DAX 40 losers

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Zalando SE, down 5.9% at EUR25.08, reports German watchdog sends notice of a review of 2025 accounts

Siemens Energy AG, down 3.7% at EUR157.70

Merck KGaA, down 2.7% at EUR143.23

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FTSE 100 winners

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Burberry Group PLC, up 1.8% at 1,102.5p

British American Tobacco PLC, up 1.8% at 4,782.5p, launches new share buyback

Imperial Brands PLC, up 1.7% at 2,811.5p

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FTSE 100 losers

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Croda International PLC, down 4.9% at 3,020.0p

Fresnillo PLC, down 2.3% at 2,752.5p

Glencore PLC, down 2.2% at 509.85p

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MIB 40 winners

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Italgas Spa, up 1.1% at EUR10.44

Ferrari NV, up 0.9% at EUR315.30

DiaSorin Spa, up 0.8% at EUR66.96

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MIB 40 losers

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Fincantieri Spa, down 4.9% at EUR9.80, hits 12-month low on Friday

Saipem Spa, down 4.4% at EUR4.21

STMicroelectronics NV, down 2.8% at EUR63.21

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SMI 20 winners

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Compagnie Financiere Richemont SA, up 1.7% at CHF188.98, hits 12-month high

Geberit AG, up 1.1% at CHF547.20

Sika AG, up 0.6% at CHF168.28

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SMI 20 losers

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ABB Ltd, down 1.3% at CHF85.58

UBS Group AG, down 1.2% at CHF40.18

Alcon AG, down 1.2% at CHF55.20

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European stock movers in focus:

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Zalando SE, down 5.9% at EUR25.08, 12-month range EUR18.61-EUR59.21. Zalando has stressed that a probe of its financial reporting by German authorities had "no impact" on the company's performance.

The Berlin-based online fashion retailer said it had received notice of a review of its 2025 annual accounts by Germany's federal financial supervisory authority, or BaFin. According to the regulator, Zalando may have failed to disclose details of a transaction with a related party related to the acquisition of About You Holding SE, DPA reports.

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Polar Capital Technology Trust PLC, down 2.4% at 691.00p, 12-month range 354.50p-743.50p. The stock struggles as tech firms decline again in New York. The Nasdaq Composite shed 0.5% on Thursday. It is set to open 1.0% lower on Friday. On Thursday, Apple fell 6.2% as it raised prices across some of its product range, after previously warning that demand for memory chips from the artificial intelligence boom will force increases. AJ Bell analyst Danni Hewson comments: "Sentiment in the tech space took a further hit on speculation that OpenAI might postpone its blockbuster IPO until 2027."

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Stellantis NV, down 1.8% at EUR5.03, 12-month range EUR4.98-EUR10.49. Shares hit this 12-month low on Friday, with shares down 25% over the past month. Bloomberg reported on Thursday that Stellantis and Nissan Motor Co Ltd are in talks to acquire assets of automotive parts maker Marelli Holdings. Stellantis is sizing up Marelli's suspensions business in ?Italy, Bloomberg reports. Marelli has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

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Volkswagen AG, up 0.7% at EUR77.84, 12-month range EUR76.02-EUR109.15. The carmaker has entered an exclusive arrangement with Bain Capital LP for the planned sale of a majority stake in Everllence as part of efforts to streamline its investment portfolio and support its ongoing transformation. Everllence is Volkswagen's large engine and industrial energy business. The envisaged leveraged buyout was expected to generate about EUR7.40 billion in proceeds and remained subject to employee consultation processes in France and regulatory approvals targeted for completion by the end of 2026. Separately, Volkswagen intends to significantly step up its cost-cutting measures, the German-language Manager Magazin reports on Friday. Up to 100,000 jobs could be lost worldwide, twice as many as previously planned, Manager Magazin reported, citing insider sources. Four plants in Germany are facing closure.

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By Eric Cunha, Alliance News news editor

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