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Industrials - Sector
AIT is currently covered by 6 analysts with an average price target of $260.15. This is a potential upside of $26.86 (11.51%) from yesterday's end of day stock price of $233.29.
Applied Industrial Technologies's activity chart (see below) currently has 57 price targets and 61 ratings on display. The stock rating distribution of AIT is 100% BUY.
Analysts average stock forecasts to be materialized ratio is 88.23% with an average time for these price targets to be met of 207 days.
Highest price target for AIT is $305, Lowest price target is $250, average price target is $279.
Most recent stock forecast was given by SAM DARKATSH from RAYMOND JAMES on 02-May-2025. First documented stock forecast 07-Jan-2010.
Currently out of the existing stock ratings of AIT, 27 are a BUY (100%).
Analyst name
Rating
Current price target
Potential Upside
Previous price target
Date
Price targets met ratio
Average potential upside
Average Time (Days) For PT To Be Met
Performance score
Buy
$250
$13.84 (5.86%)
$265
17 days ago
(02-May-2025)
3/4 (75%)
$22.55 (9.91%)
19
Buy
$290
$53.84 (22.80%)
$270
1 months 2 days ago
(17-Apr-2025)
7/8 (87.5%)
$68.25 (30.78%)
235
Buy
$275
$38.84 (16.45%)
$250
3 months 19 days ago
(30-Jan-2025)
14/15 (93.33%)
$11.38 (4.32%)
138
Buy
$305
$68.84 (29.15%)
$260
6 months 5 days ago
(14-Nov-2024)
1/2 (50%)
$34.43 (12.72%)
12
Buy
$275
$38.84 (16.45%)
$245
6 months 24 days ago
(25-Oct-2024)
15/15 (100%)
$44.02 (19.06%)
186
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