Huntsman (HUN) Faces Downgrade Amid Tariff and Demand Challenges

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May 05, 2025
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  • Huntsman (HUN, Financial) faces a downgrade from Wells Fargo amidst tariff and demand challenges.
  • Average analyst price target suggests significant potential upside.
  • GuruFocus estimates indicate a substantial increase in stock value within a year.

In a recent update, Huntsman Corp. (HUN) has been downgraded by Wells Fargo from an Overweight to an Equal Weight position. This shift is attributed to ongoing tariff uncertainties coupled with dwindling demand in several key markets. A closer look at the company's polyurethanes segment reveals signs of strain, highlighted by minimal sales growth. While methylene diphenyl diisocyanate pricing offers some support, it remains overshadowed by the broader pressures on volume.

Wall Street Analysts Forecast for Huntsman Corp.

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According to projections from 13 financial analysts, the consensus one-year price target for Huntsman Corp (HUN, Financial) stands at $16.62. This estimate spans a high of $24.00 and a low of $13.00, suggesting an upside of 40.93% from the current market price of $11.79. For deeper insights, visit the Huntsman Corp (HUN) Forecast page.

On the recommendation scale, which ranges from 1 (Strong Buy) to 5 (Sell), Huntsman Corp. holds a consensus recommendation of 2.8, positioning it in the "Hold" category based on evaluations from 17 brokerage firms.

From the perspective of GuruFocus estimates, the anticipated GF Value for Huntsman Corp (HUN, Financial) in the coming year is $25.18. This projection implies a potential increase of 113.57% from its current trading price of $11.79. The GF Value reflects GuruFocus's assessment of a stock's fair trading value, incorporating historical trading multiples, past business growth, and predicted future performance metrics. For comprehensive data and analysis, explore the Huntsman Corp (HUN) Summary page.

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