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Vidrala SA (VID.MC) — the peer cohort

As of 2026-10-06 — scores re-bake nightly. Cohort = shared Closelooknet index membership first, then sector. Diary readings, not advice.

Vidrala SA ranks 5 of 13 in its cohort on the Closelooknet composite (55/100) — the cohort is led by Deckers Outdoor Corporation at 66/100.

NameCompositeMomentumQualityValuationSignalOff 52w high
VID.MC Vidrala SA 55 61 62 64 info 5.7%
VIS.MC Viscofan 49 37 58 53 info 11.8%
VRLA.PA Verallia 39 22 35 78 warn 26.6%
SIGN.SW SIG Combibloc Group AG 38 59 25 45 info 15.9%
METSA.HE Metsa Board Oyj A 35 30 12 65 warn 29.2%
STEAV.HE Stora Enso Oyj A 33 46 27 51 info 16.8%
IPC.L International Paper Company 30 28 14 51 info 33.3%
FDR.MC Fluidra 50 21 48 71 warn 32.1%
MEL.MC Melia Hotels 46 37 50 65 ok 18.3%
DECK Deckers Outdoor Corporation 66 12 80 76 bear 36.1%
RACE Ferrari NV 65 59 84 28 bear 23.1%
SGHC SGHC Limited 64 40 76 64 info 27.9%
EAT Brinker International Inc 60 68 59 56 info 25.3%

Scores are relative readings across the Closelooknet coverage universe — methodology in the company-scoring explainer. Signal lights come from the nightly signal board.

FAQ · from the current data · as of 2026-10-06

Quick answers

Who are Vidrala SA's peers in the Closelooknet universe?

The cohort is drawn from shared Closelooknet index membership first, then sector: Viscofan (VIS.MC), Verallia (VRLA.PA), SIG Combibloc Group AG (SIGN.SW), Metsa Board Oyj A (METSA.HE), Stora Enso Oyj A (STEAV.HE), International Paper Company (IPC.L), Fluidra (FDR.MC), Melia Hotels (MEL.MC) and others.

How does VID.MC score against its peers?

Vidrala SA's composite reads 55/100, ranking 5 of 13 in its cohort as of 2026-10-06; the cohort's highest composite is Deckers Outdoor Corporation at 66/100. Closelooknet scores are research diary readings, not ratings or advice.

Related in the Closelooknet universe

then Packaging & Containers. Scored names rank on their Closelooknet score; names without one rank on trend state — above or below their 50- and 200-day averages — never on a score they do not carry.