BUZZ - Bernstein initiates coverage of Forgent with an "Outperform" rating, and the company's stock rises in response.
路透社2026/10/02 13:06October 2 - ** Forgent Power Solutions (stock code: FPS.N) shares rose 5% to $39.18 in pre-market trading
** Bernstein initiated coverage of this power distribution equipment designer and manufacturer with an "outperform" rating
** The broker set a price target of $48 for the stock—implying about 28% upside
** Data centers and power grids (accounting for 80% of FPS sales) are expected to become one of the fastest-growing power markets
** Modular data centers are expected to drive FPS equipment sales up 55% to $2.8 million per MW
** Bernstein pointed out that FPS equipment delivery times are 30%-50% shorter than the industry average
** Of 12 brokers, 10 have a “buy” or better rating on the stock, and 2 have a “hold” rating; the median price target is $53—data compiled by LSEG
** FPS shares are up 37% from their February IPO price of $27
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