Carrefour stock holds steady as August 13 trading data cools

Carrefour SA (FR0000120172) stock traded at EUR57.06 on August 13, 2026 after an open at EUR57.22, a move of EUR0.16 or 0.28 percent. The latest accessible trading snapshot gives investors a clean read on a session that stayed tightly contained.

Latest trading level

The share graph data point to a narrow range on August 13, 2026, with the stock reaching EUR57.22 at the open and EUR57.06 at the last quote. That is a small daily comparison, and it keeps the focus on whether Carrefour can build on its latest reported numbers rather than on a large market swing.

For context, Carrefour's market cap was EUR11.17 billion in the same market snapshot, which puts the session move in perspective for a large-cap French retailer. The stock was last quoted in Euronext Paris trading.

Latest reported numbers

Carrefour's most recent reported quarter was Q1 2026, when revenue reached EUR22.6 billion and net income came in at EUR148 million. The company said like-for-like sales rose 2.9 percent in the quarter, which provides a clear comparison point for the current trading level.

That quarter also showed a sharp year-over-year change in profitability, because Carrefour posted a net loss of EUR48 million in Q1 2025. The revenue base remained large, but the profit line improved from loss to profit in the latest quarter.

What the numbers say

The combination of EUR57.06, EUR11.17 billion of market value, and Q1 2026 revenue of EUR22.6 billion keeps the stock anchored to hard data rather than speculation. The key comparison is the swing from a EUR48 million loss in Q1 2025 to EUR148 million in Q1 2026, alongside 2.9 percent like-for-like growth.

For investors, that mix matters more than the small 0.28 percent daily move. The trading session was calm, but the reported quarter showed the operating backdrop that now frames Carrefour's share price.

Carrefour's retail model

Carrefour's business is built around hypermarkets, supermarkets, convenience stores, and e-commerce, with food retail at the center of the model. Private-label products, local sourcing, and logistics efficiency remain important levers for margin control and customer retention.

Those levers matter because food retail is a scale business, and small margin shifts can have a large effect on earnings. Carrefour's latest quarter shows that scale clearly, with EUR22.6 billion in revenue still translating into only modest net profit.

Stock level and venue

As of August 13, 2026, Carrefour stock was priced at EUR57.06 in Euronext Paris trading. The market cap stood at EUR11.17 billion, and the session move from EUR57.22 to EUR57.06 remained limited.

Fact box

Company: Carrefour SA
ISIN: FR0000120172
Ticker: CA
Exchange: Euronext Paris
Market cap: EUR11.17 billion
Sector / Industry: Consumer staples / Food retail
Index membership: CAC 40