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Lionsgate Studios Holding Corp’s stock has reached a new 52-week low, closing at $5.59, significantly below its 52-week high of $9.24. According to InvestingPro data, the company’s market capitalization stands at $1.67 billion. This decline marks a significant downturn for the company, with its stock price reflecting a substantial decrease over the past year. The stock has experienced a 22% drop over the last 12 months, while analysts maintain price targets ranging from $8 to $11.61. InvestingPro analysis reveals concerning metrics, including negative profitability and a challenging debt position. Get access to 8 more key InvestingPro Tips to better understand Lionsgate’s financial position. This new low underscores the volatility in the market and the pressures on Lionsgate as it navigates through the current economic landscape, with a concerning current ratio of 0.36 and revenue decline of 1.72% in the last twelve months.
In other recent news, Lionsgate Studios Corp has seen a variety of analyst actions and projections. Raymond (NSE:RYMD) James maintained an Outperform rating with a $10.00 price target, despite lowering its OIBDA estimates after the "Ballerina" film fell short of expectations, generating only $42 million domestically so far. The film’s disappointing performance did not deter Raymond James from maintaining a positive outlook, citing Lionsgate’s promising film slate over the next couple of years and its strategic value as a potential merger and acquisition target. Meanwhile, Loop Capital initiated coverage on Lionsgate with a Hold rating and an $8.00 price target, emphasizing the company’s strategic position after its separation from Starz. Loop Capital noted that Lionsgate’s vast film and TV library, which generates nearly $1 billion annually, makes it an attractive acquisition target, though the company is currently focused on internal growth. The analysts also mentioned a defensive measure in place, a poison pill, which highlights the company’s intent to concentrate on growth initiatives. Looking forward, both Raymond James and Loop Capital see potential for Lionsgate, with the former expecting significant revenue growth from a stronger lineup and the latter anticipating improved results in fiscal year 2027. Raymond James also speculated that Lionsgate could become an appealing acquisition target for larger tech or media companies, given its standalone status.
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