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Wells Fargo cuts HP Enterprise stock price target on revenue concerns

Wells Fargo cuts HP Enterprise stock price target on revenue concerns

Wells Fargo has reduced its price target on HP Enterprise stock from $67 to $54, while keeping an Equal Weight rating. The bank expressed concerns over the pace of revenue conversion and EBIT percentage. HP Enterprise's stock has dropped 4.7% in the past week, but is trading close to the firm's Fair Value estimate of $52.08. Despite this, the company reported a 22.6% year-over-year revenue growth, reaching $38.8 billion.

Wells Fargo noted that the company's Intelligent Edge business, which combines high-performance computing and AI, is seeing slower growth than anticipated due to customer inventory clearing. The bank remains optimistic about HP Enterprise's strategic position in this sector, citing potential long-term growth and better margins. Wells Fargo anticipates that HP Enterprise's net income will rise this year, despite short-term hurdles.

Investors can find a detailed analysis in HP Enterprise's Pro Research Report, one of over 1,400 reports available for US equities on the InvestingPro platform. HP Enterprise's recent fiscal third-quarter 2026 results were impressive, with $1.11 earnings per share and $12.2 billion in revenue, beating analyst expectations. The company's revenue grew by 34% compared to the prior year, with non-GAAP EPS surpassing $1 for the first time in a single quarter.

This growth was fueled by stronger-than-expected Cloud & AI revenue and improved EBIT margins. Following these results, Goldman Sachs upgraded its rating to Buy with a $75 price target, while Raymond James raised its target to $86, citing AI server momentum. Deutsche Bank also increased its target to $68, citing record AI demand and $3.1 billion in orders.

HP Enterprise has revised its fiscal 2026 guidance, projecting 34-37% revenue growth and non-GAAP diluted net earnings per share between $3.75 and $3.85. The company also highlighted a backlog of $7.6 billion, with memory availability as the main supply constraint. These factors contribute to a bullish outlook for HP Enterprise, driven by AI advancements and solid financial performance.

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