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Rothschild Redburn downgrades TransUnion stock rating on margin concerns

Rothschild Redburn downgrades TransUnion stock rating on margin concerns

Rothschild Redburn has downgraded TransUnion's stock rating to Neutral from Buy, citing concerns over margins, while simultaneously raising its price target to $91.00 from $89.00. With the current share price at $81.18, this new target suggests an 11% upside potential. Analysts believe TransUnion's stock is undervalued, with a Fair Value of $99.82.

Despite the downgrade, the firm still maintains a positive outlook on the company's longer-term growth and margin expansion opportunities. The downgrade was motivated by near-term challenges, including deceleration in U.S. non-mortgage growth, disappointing margin performance, and additional interest expenses. Analysts noted that U.S. mortgages may pose additional challenges in 2027.

Furthermore, 10 out of 14 analysts have revised their earnings estimates downward for the upcoming period. Investors can access TransUnion's detailed Pro Research Report for more comprehensive insights.

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