Following its strong fiscal 2026 guidance on Monday, Fluence Energy (FLNC +10.02%) stock caught the attention of investors. The stock closed higher on each of the past two days, and the trend seems likely to continue on Wednesday as well. With several analysts upwardly revising their price targets on the energy storage stock, shares of Fluence are ripping higher today.
As of 12:14 a.m. ET, shares of Fluence are up 10.3%.
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A Wednesday wave of bullish sentiment is washing over the market
After Barclays hiked its price target on Fluence stock yesterday to $15 from $13, several other firms are following suit today:
- Canaccord raised the price target to $25 from $10.
- Goldman Sachs lifted the price target to $20 from $15.
- Morgan Stanley bumped the price target to $14 from $12.
- Susquehanna hiked the price target to $20 from $17.
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According to thefly.com, Canaccord boosted its price target on the belief that the company is starting to see strong demand from data center operators, who are eager to meet the increasing power demands that artificial intelligence (AI) computing is placing on their facilities.
Fluence projects fiscal 2026 revenue of approximately $3.2 billion to $3.6 billion and adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) of roughly $40.0 million to $60.0 million. For context, Fluence reported 2025 sales and adjusted EBITDA of $2.3 billion and $19.5 million, respectively.
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The analysts' more bullish price targets are encouraging. Still, it's essential to remember that analysts often base their estimates on shorter time periods than the multi-year holding periods favored by The Motley Fool.
Although investors should take the price targets with a grain of salt, Fluence sees strong growth in fiscal 2026. For those seeking AI exposure, Fluence is a worthy consideration beyond the semiconductor stocks that often draw the majority of interest from AI-focused investors.
