Brown & Brown Revenue Growth Seen Driven by M&A, RBC Says

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Mar 17

Brown & Brown's (BRO) 2026 revenue growth will be driven mainly by acquisitions, particularly the Accession deal, with organic growth remaining modest, RBC Capital Markets said in a Tuesday note.

A sharp slowdown is forecast in 2027 as M&A tailwinds fade amid challenging market conditions, RBC said.

The brokerage said a slowing P&C market, tough comparisons, and integration efforts may weigh on growth and investor interest, though it highlighted Brown & Brown's strong margins and cash generation.

RBC said that while the stock could benefit from a broader sector recovery in 2026, it expects shares to perform largely in line with peers due to limited near-term catalysts.

The firm has resumed coverage of the company with a sector perform rating and a $76 price target.

Shares of the company were up 1% in Tuesday trading.

Price: 69.96, Change: +0.77, Percent Change: +1.12

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