On Friday, Stifel adjusted the price target for Inseego Corp. (NASDAQ:INSG), a company specializing in 5G and intelligent IoT device-to-cloud solutions, lowering it to $12.00 from the previous $17.00. The firm sustained its Hold rating on the stock. According to InvestingPro data, the stock has shown remarkable performance with a 395% return year-to-date, despite recent volatility.
Inseego took these steps to meet its obligations to register shares connected with its debt restructuring. The analyst from Stifel noted that this action does not materially impact their estimates for Inseego’s fully diluted share count, which remains unchanged at this time. The filings were made before the market opened today, marking a step in the company’s ongoing efforts to manage its financial structure.
Despite the adjustment in the price target, Stifel’s outlook on Inseego’s stock remains cautious, awaiting further evidence of the sustainability of the company’s turnaround efforts. In addition, the resolution of Inseego’s search for a new CEO is a factor that the firm is considering in maintaining its Hold rating.
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The new 12-month price target of $12 is based on an enterprise value to calendar year 2025 estimated sales multiple of 1.8 times. This valuation reflects Stifel’s current perspective on Inseego’s market position and future prospects within the context of its financial restructuring and corporate developments. InvestingPro analysis indicates the stock is currently fairly valued, with analyst targets ranging from $12 to $16, suggesting potential upside from current levels.
In other recent news, Inseego Corp has reported significant developments in its financial performance and corporate strategy. The company has recorded a robust 27% increase in its Q3 revenue, reaching $61.9 million, an expansion attributed to strong carrier promotions and the growth of its SaaS management platform. Inseego has also made considerable strides in restructuring its financial position, reducing its long-term senior debt from over $160 million to $41 million.
The company has completed the sale of its global telematics business to Ctrack Holdings for $52 million, aligning with its strategy to focus on core 5G offerings. Analysts at TD Cowen have maintained a Hold rating on Inseego, while Roth/MKM has upgraded the company’s stock rating from Neutral to Buy, citing the significant reduction in net debt and robust growth in core products.
Inseego has also filed two registration statements with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) related to recent capital structure transactions and incentive plans. The company is in the process of appointing a new CEO, expected to be finalized in Q1 of 2025. Despite a merger involving a major U.S. carrier customer causing sales pressure in its fixed wireless segment, Inseego has managed to improve its gross margin to approximately 38%. These are among the recent developments shaping the future of Inseego Corp.
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