Amphenol stock holds near $77 after analyst target cut
π TD Cowen cut its price target for Amphenol from $175 to $90 on September 9, 2026, while maintaining a Hold rating.
π The stock traded at $77.55 on September 20, 2026, with a market cap of $191.24 billion and volume reaching nearly 30 million shares.
π€ A deal with CommScope is expanding Amphenol's optical reach and delivering better sales, margins, and earnings accretion than initially expected.
π Zacks Research noted that Amphenol outperformed the Electronics - Connectors industry year-to-date by 22.5 percent versus 19.3 percent for the sector.
π‘ Demand is being driven by high-speed, power, and fiber interconnect products for AI-related datacom programs, defense, and commercial air markets.
π The stock trades $11.60 below its 52-week high of $89.26 but remains $18.54 above the low of $59.01.
π MarketBeat maintains a Buy consensus with an average price target of $96.00, supported by 15 Buy ratings and 1 Strong Buy rating among 16 analysts.
π Amphenol reports record orders and positive book-to-bill across every end market, supporting strong demand visibility.
- Zacks Research reported that Amphenol outperformed the Electronics - Connectors industry year-to-date by 22.5 percent versus 19.3 percent for the industry.
- The company is benefiting from record orders and positive book-to-bill ratios across every end market, supporting strong demand visibility.
- A deal with CommScope is expanding Amphenol's optical reach and delivering better sales, margins, and earnings accretion than initially expected.
- Demand is being driven by high-speed, power, and fiber interconnect products for AI-related datacom programs, defense, commercial air, and diversified industrial markets.
- TD Cowen cut its price target from $175 to $90 on September 9, 2026, while maintaining a Hold rating.
- The stock is trading at $77.55, which places it $11.60 below its 52-week high of $89.26.