Symbotic Inc.

SYM · NASDAQ

Low target$35.00
Average target$61.00
High target$82.00

Analyst ratings

hold · 9 ratings

DateFirmActionRatingPrice target
May 26, 2026Goldman SachsMaintainsSell$45.00
May 11, 2026DA DavidsonMaintainsBuy$70.00
April 15, 2026DA DavidsonUpgradesBuy$70.00
March 16, 2026BarclaysMaintainsUnderweight$44.00
February 9, 2026DA DavidsonMaintainsNeutral$57.00
February 5, 2026NeedhamMaintainsBuy$75.00
January 12, 2026BarclaysMaintainsUnderweight$42.00
December 2, 2025Goldman SachsDowngradesSell$47.00
November 26, 2025BairdMaintainsNeutral$58.00
November 26, 2025BarclaysMaintainsUnderweight$41.00
November 25, 2025CitigroupMaintainsBuy$70.00
November 25, 2025DA DavidsonMaintainsNeutral$47.00
November 25, 2025Northland Capital MarketsMaintainsOutperform$70.00
November 25, 2025Cantor FitzgeraldMaintainsOverweight$82.00
November 25, 2025NeedhamMaintainsBuy$70.00
September 23, 2025UBSDowngradesSell$35.00
August 25, 2025DA DavidsonDowngradesNeutral$47.00

Profitability and EPS performance vs. revenue growth trajectory

Bull case

Revenue growth is undeniably strong, with Q2 FY2026 hitting $676M (beating estimates by 2.09%), systems revenue up 24% YoY, software revenue surging 93%, and adjusted EBITDA doubling to $78M. Management projects FY2026 revenue of $2.79B and FY2027 of $3.57B, signaling a credible path to profitability.

Bear case

Despite revenue beats, EPS of $0.01 missed the $0.12 forecast by a stark 91.67%, and the company carries a negative net margin of -0.20% and negative return on equity of -0.68%. Barclays and Goldman Sachs both maintain sell ratings, reflecting deep skepticism about near-term earnings power.

Analyst price target divergence and valuation disagreement

Bull case

A majority of analysts — 10 buys vs. 3 sells among 19 covering the stock — see significant upside, with an average 12-month price target of $65.67, representing over 59% upside. Oppenheimer targets $84 and Craig-Hallum targets $80, arguing Symbotic remains undervalued relative to its warehouse automation growth narrative.

Bear case

Goldman Sachs cut its target from $54 to $45 with a sell rating, Barclays rates it underweight at $44, and Weiss Ratings downgraded to sell. The stock is trading near its 52-week low of $38.19, far below the $87.88 high, reflecting that the market has repriced growth expectations sharply downward.

Insider selling activity and near-term confidence signals

Bull case

Symbotic maintains a robust $22.7B backlog, providing strong revenue visibility well into the future. With 61% buy ratings among analysts and Q3 FY2026 revenue guidance of $700M–$720M, institutional support and forward momentum suggest the company's long-term growth story remains intact despite short-term noise.

Bear case

A series of insider sales by director Krasnow across May, June, and July 2026, including a $87,840 transaction, may signal limited near-term confidence from those closest to the company. Combined with mixed quarterly results and a stock price near the lower end of its 52-week range, these moves add to investor unease.