Stock Track | Jumia Technologies Soars 13.59% as RBC Upgrades Rating and Doubles Price Target

Stock Track
Sep 16

Shares of Jumia Technologies AG (JMIA), often referred to as the "Amazon of Africa," skyrocketed 13.59% in Tuesday's pre-market trading session following a significant upgrade from RBC Capital Markets. The e-commerce giant received a substantial vote of confidence as RBC raised its rating from Sector Perform to Outperform and more than doubled its price target.

In a move that caught investors' attention, RBC Capital Markets increased its price target for Jumia from $6.50 to $15, representing considerable upside potential from the stock's previous trading levels. This upgrade reflects growing confidence in Jumia's business model and its ability to capitalize on the expanding e-commerce market in Africa. The company has been working diligently to streamline its operations and enhance profitability in recent years, and this positive sentiment from a major financial institution suggests that these efforts may be starting to yield results.

The significant stock surge indicates that investors are responding positively to RBC's bullish stance on Jumia. As the company continues to navigate the burgeoning e-commerce landscape across the African continent, market participants will likely be watching closely to see if this optimism translates into improved financial performance in the upcoming quarters. With RBC's vote of confidence, Jumia may be poised for further growth and increased market share in the competitive African e-commerce sector.

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