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Cantor downgrades Instacart stock rating on DoorDash acquisition

Cantor downgrades Instacart stock rating on DoorDash acquisition

Cantor Fitzgerald has reduced its rating on Instacart stock to Neutral from Overweight and increased the price target to $65 from $63, following the announcement of a definitive acquisition deal with DoorDash. The transaction value for DoorDash acquiring Instacart is set at $65 per share, totaling around $17 billion in equity worth.

This offer is 26% higher than Instacart's closing price on October 22, 2026. The deal's total consideration will be at least 75% in cash and up to 25% in DoorDash shares, contingent on shareholder approval. The combination is anticipated to conclude by late 2027 or the first half of 2028. Despite earning a 56% return over the past year, Instacart's stock is currently valued at $13.22 billion with impressive gross profit margins of 73%. Cantor Fitzgerald's revised price target of $65 reflects the transaction offer price.

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