Analysts Deutsche Bank raised Qnity Electronics (QNTY) target price to $180, expecting 27% upside amid semiconductor boom

Deutsche Bank has issued a buy rating for Qnity Electronics, forecasting that the company will benefit from a semiconductor boom as it heads into the second half of 2026. Analyst Melissa Weathers highlighted that improving conditions in various semiconductor end markets are expected to lead to greater-than-anticipated quarter-over-quarter sales growth.

Following this positive outlook, Qnity's shares rose approximately 7%. The bank's price target of $180 suggests a 27% upside from the stock's closing price on Thursday. Qnity is anticipated to raise its full-year revenue and EBITDA guidance due to increased utilization of fabrication plants among its semiconductor customers.

The company has seen significant momentum in its middle and back-end markets, which is expected to enhance its stock value. Year-to-date, Qnity's shares have surged 74%, largely driven by rising demand linked to the semiconductor industry and the growing adoption of artificial intelligence.

For 2026, Qnity projects an 11% year-over-year revenue increase, while Deutsche Bank estimates a 15% growth, aligning with the consensus among analysts, all of whom have rated the stock as a buy or strong buy

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