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Investing.com - TD Cowen raised its price target on OneSpaWorld Holdings Ltd. (NASDAQ:OSW) to $25.00 from $22.00 on Wednesday, while maintaining a Buy rating on the stock. The company, which currently trades near its 52-week high of $23.01, has demonstrated strong financial health with an InvestingPro Overall Score of "GREAT."
The price target increase follows what TD Cowen described as "another strong quarter" for the company, with revenues exceeding the high end of guidance and strong EBITDA margin performance. The company’s revenue grew 9.8% over the last twelve months to $903 million, with a healthy current ratio of 1.73.
TD Cowen noted that despite rising concerns about macroeconomic challenges, such difficulties have not materialized for OneSpaWorld, which continues to execute well on its business strategy. Discover more insights about OSW’s performance with InvestingPro, which offers additional exclusive tips and comprehensive financial analysis.
The firm highlighted that OneSpaWorld will benefit from seven ship introductions in the second half of the year, which should support the company’s fiscal year 2026 performance.
TD Cowen also expressed satisfaction with OneSpaWorld’s decision to maintain its top-line guidance, which the firm believes has "modest upside," and with the company’s raised margin outlook.
In other recent news, OneSpaWorld Holdings Ltd. has seen several positive developments. The company reported strong first-quarter earnings, prompting Truist Securities to raise its price target for OneSpaWorld to $21, maintaining a Buy rating. Truist also revised its 2025 Adjusted EBITDA forecast to $121.2 million, up from $114.6 million, and increased its EPS projections to $0.97 from $0.90. Looking further ahead, the 2026 Adjusted EBITDA estimate was increased to $136.9 million, with EPS expectations adjusted to $1.10.
Additionally, Stifel analysts raised their price target for OneSpaWorld shares to $23 from $21, also maintaining a Buy rating. This adjustment followed investor meetings with the company’s leadership, where strong demand trends and future financial prospects were highlighted. Stifel noted that the company’s revenue and EBITDA guidance for 2025 might be conservative, assuming stable economic conditions. The analysts also mentioned that current demand levels could support modest price increases if they continue.
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