Key Points:
- Wells Fargo downgrades UPS due to tariff-related volume risks.
- Analysts' average price target for UPS shows potential for 29.30% upside.
- GuruFocus estimates an even greater upside potential of 56.23% based on its GF Value.
Wells Fargo recently adjusted its stance on United Parcel Service (UPS, Financial), moving from Overweight to Equal Weight. This decision stems from anticipated volume challenges, driven by new tariffs and alterations in the de minimis exemption. Correspondingly, the price target has been revised down from $120 to $98.
Wall Street Analysts Forecast
Currently, 28 analysts have contributed their price projections for UPS over the coming year. The average target price stands at $125.65, ranging from a high of $179.00 to a low of $80.00. This average suggests a potential upside of 29.30% from the latest price of $97.18. For a deeper dive into these forecasts, visit the United Parcel Service Inc (UPS, Financial) Forecast page.
The consensus among 32 brokerage firms reflects a current average recommendation of 2.2 for UPS, placing it in the "Outperform" category. On this scale, 1 is a Strong Buy and 5 indicates a Sell.
From a valuation perspective, GuruFocus estimates the GF Value for UPS at $151.82 within a year. This figure implies a notable upside potential of 56.23% from the present stock price of $97.18. The GF Value is a nuanced metric, integrating historical stock performance, past growth, and future business projections. For further data and insights, explore the United Parcel Service Inc (UPS, Financial) Summary page.
