Zebra Technologies has been the center of numerous market activities. The company's Q4 results were above expectations, leading to cautious 2025 outlook. Despite the promising results, Zebra's price target was lowered to $379.00 by Truist Financial. Morgan Stanley and Needham & Company also cut the price target to $390.00 and $395.00 respectively, while Barclays cut theirs to $326.00. Vontobel Holding, Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management Company and Hartline Investment significantly increased their holdings in the company. However, due to mixed analyst ratings, there were notable fluctuations in Zebra Technologies' stocks. They continue to innovate, using AI-powered robotics to revolutionize warehousing. A number of asset management and investment firms, like Robeco and Busey Bank, have recognized Zebra's potential, thereby increasing their holdings. The company's steady performance in Q4 raised its revenue by 32% owing to strong retail demand and its shares gained 83% in a year. Zebra Technologies' commitment to reinvesting has led to lower rates of return, but also a firm balance sheet. Goldman Sachs named ZBRA a top growth investor stock. Despite these achievements, certain entities, like the Boston Trust Walden Corp and Graphene Investments SAS, sold their shares of ZBRA.
Zebra Technologies Stocks ZBRA News Analytics from Wed, 02 Aug 2023 07:00:00 GMT to Sat, 15 Feb 2025 17:09:30 GMT - Rating 4 - Innovation 3 - Information 8 - Rumor -2
