Key Takeaways:
- Deutsche Bank maintains a "Hold" rating on Intel (INTC, Financial) due to ongoing challenges.
- Analysts forecast a modest price movement with an average target of $21.31.
- GuruFocus estimates a potential 10.85% upside in Intel's stock value.
Deutsche Bank has resumed coverage on Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC), underscoring the importance of patience for investors amidst the company's current challenges. Intel, a leading semiconductor manufacturer, is navigating through high production costs and a lack of cutting-edge products, which have been persistent obstacles hindering its revenue and profit growth. According to Deutsche Bank's analyst, Ross Seymore, the recommendation remains a "Hold" with a target price of $23.
Wall Street Analysts Forecast
The one-year price targets from 32 financial analysts suggest an average target price for Intel Corp (INTC, Financial) at $21.31. This range includes a high projection of $28.30 and a low of $14.00, indicating a narrow downside of 0.10% from the current stock price of $21.34. For further details on these projections, visit the Intel Corp (INTC) Forecast page.
The consensus from 47 brokerage firms positions Intel Corp (INTC, Financial) with an average recommendation score of 3.1, consistent with a "Hold" rating. The scale used for these ratings spans from 1 (Strong Buy) to 5 (Sell), reflecting the current sentiment among industry analysts.
In terms of valuation, GuruFocus estimates Intel Corp's GF Value to be $23.65 within the next year, signaling a potential upside of 10.85% from the present trading price of $21.335. The GF Value is derived from historical stock multiples, past business growth, and future performance projections. For additional insights, consult the Intel Corp (INTC, Financial) Summary page.
