Netflix stock price target reiterated at $1,425 by BMO on strong content

Published 17/10/2025, 14:04
Netflix stock price target reiterated at $1,425 by BMO on strong content

Investing.com - BMO Capital has reiterated its Outperform rating and $1,425.00 price target on Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX), citing strong viewership data and upcoming content releases. The streaming giant, now commanding a market cap of $503 billion, maintains a "GREAT" financial health score according to InvestingPro analysis, with a perfect Piotroski Score of 9.

The firm highlighted record-breaking viewership for "KPop Demon Hunters" and expressed optimism about Netflix’s content slate for the second half of 2025 and into 2026.

BMO noted that Netflix continues to trade above its 5-year average and should benefit from AI tailwinds that offer multi-year advantages in CGI/VFX production workflows and drive user engagement.

The firm expects Netflix to see incremental growth in 2026 driven by several factors including a strong content lineup, the Spotify podcasting deal, further expansion into gaming, and the ramp-up of its ad-supported tier (AVOD).

Netflix stock maintains its Outperform rating at BMO Capital, with the firm’s $1,425 price target remaining unchanged.

In other recent news, Netflix is set to report its third-quarter earnings with expectations of significant growth. UBS anticipates a 17% increase in revenue and a 25% rise in operating income, aligning with the company’s guidance. Analysts from Jefferies also expect revenue growth to exceed 17% year-over-year. Meanwhile, Netflix’s engagement has seen a boost, with Bernstein SocGen Group highlighting a rebound driven by the popular show "K-Pop Demon Hunters," which added 500 million viewing hours in the third quarter.

In terms of analyst ratings, UBS, Bernstein, and KeyBanc have all reiterated positive ratings on Netflix, with price targets ranging from $1,390 to $1,500. The analysts cite strong content and engagement as key factors in their assessments. Additionally, Netflix has announced a partnership with Spotify to introduce video podcasts, including popular shows like The Bill Simmons Podcast, to its platform starting in early 2026. This collaboration will initially launch in the United States, with plans for expansion to other markets.

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