0937 GMT - Remy Cointreau could be close to stabilization, but investors need proof that current challenges are temporary, Jefferies analysts Edward Mundy and Sebastian Hickman say in a research note. The French distiller said it is confident of returning to growth in its fiscal second half ending in March. For the first half, it reported a 26% decline in current operating profit to 108.7 million euros, while net profit fell to 63.1 million euros from 92 million euros. "For the shares to work, the market needs to see evidence that earnings have bottomed and that there is a path towards recovery," the analysts say. The stock is up 4.3% at 39.74 euros. (andrea.figueras@wsj.com)
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November 27, 2025 04:37 ET (09:37 GMT)
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