Royal Bank Of Canada Lowers 3M (NYSE:MMM) Price Target to $123.00
π Royal Bank Of Canada lowered its 3M price target to $123.00 from $133.00 with an 'underperform' rating.
π The stock has a consensus 'Hold' rating and an average analyst price target of $169.43 according to MarketBeat.
π° 3M reported Q1 EPS of $2.14, beating estimates by $0.16, with revenue of $6 billion slightly missing forecasts.
π Revenue grew 1.3% year-over-year, driven by performance across industrial, safety, healthcare, and consumer segments.
π― The company set FY 2026 EPS guidance between $8.50 and $8.70, aligning closely with analyst expectations of $8.74.
π¦ SG Americas Securities LLC significantly increased its stake by 653.6% in Q1, now holding over $344 million worth of shares.
π Weiss Ratings downgraded the stock from 'buy' to 'hold', while Goldman Sachs recently upgraded it to 'buy' with a $190 target.
π’ Institutional investors own 65.25% of the company's outstanding shares, reflecting broad market participation.
- 3M beat quarterly earnings expectations with EPS of $2.14 versus the consensus estimate of $1.98.
- Revenue increased by 1.3% year-over-year to reach $6 billion, demonstrating organic growth.
- The company maintains a strong return on equity of 104.75% and a net margin of 11.14%.
- Institutional ownership stands at 65.25%, with SG Americas Securities LLC increasing its position by over 650% in the first quarter.
- Goldman Sachs recently upgraded the stock to a 'buy' rating with a price target of $190.00.
- Management guidance for FY 2026 ($8.50-$8.70 EPS) aligns closely with analyst consensus estimates of $8.74.
- Royal Bank Of Canada lowered its price target to $123.00, implying a potential downside of approximately 23% from current levels.
- Weiss Ratings downgraded the stock from 'buy' to 'hold', signaling caution among some analysts.
- Deutsche Bank and Barclays have also reduced their price targets recently, though Barclays maintains an 'overweight' rating.
- Revenue of $6 billion missed analyst estimates of $6.04 billion by $40 million.