** Two brokerages cut their price target on RV maker Winnebago Industries WGO.N, as near-term headwinds linger for the co
** On Wednesday, co posted Q3 net income that fell short of analysts' estimates, but on an adjusted basis the profit per share was a beat
** BMO Capital Markets cuts 2026 EPS forecast to $2.50 from $2.70 on continued muted dealer ordering
** Adds co expects tariff pressures to persist into 2026, posing a potential diluted EPS risk of about $0.50–$0.75
** Truist Securities notes the reported quarter fell short of expectations, as already weak retail trends were made worse by co's decision to take short-term losses to support the long-term strength of its motorized business and dealer relationships
** Shares are up nearly 1% at $28 in early trade
** Eight of thirteen brokerages rate the stock "buy" or higher, five "hold"; their median PT is $36- data compiled by LSEG
** Including session moves, stocks are down 40.5% YTD
Brokerages | New PT | Old PT | Rating |
BMO | $42 | $50 | Buy |
Truist Securities | $36 | $40 | Outperform |
(Reporting by Apratim Sarkar)
((Apratim.Sarkar@thomsonreuters.com))
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