Major Wall Street Firms Begin Fervo Energy Coverage with Bullish Ratings and High Price Targets

JPMorgan Chase began coverage of Fervo Energy with an “overweight” rating and a $47 price target, implying meaningful upside from the stock’s recent level. Several other analysts also initiated or reaffirmed bullish views, including firms such as Robert W. Baird, Barclays, Guggenheim, and Bernstein, most clustering around $47 to $48 targets, while RBC and Jefferies diverged with an $46 outperform view and a more cautious $42 hold. In total, Wall Street ratings skew positive, with a consensus “moderate buy” and an average price target near $45.80. Bernstein’s initiation, cited as an “Outperform,” is framed around confidence in Fervo’s geothermal development approach. However, at least one analysis flags limited current earnings power, citing an extremely high P/E figure and a low GF Score that suggests challenges—particularly on profitability and valuation/momentum dimensions. Overall, the coverage points to optimism about Fervo’s growth prospects, tempered by concerns about near-term financial performance.
Beyond the JPMorgan and major bullish targets, Bank of America initiated coverage with a more cautious stance: a “neutral” rating and a $40.00 price target for Fervo Energy.
Piper Sandler launched coverage of Fervo Energy with an “overweight” rating and a higher-than-most target price of $51.00, adding another upper-end bull case to the analyst mix.
HC Wainwright reaffirmed its view with a “buy” rating on Fervo Energy in a report dated May 27, expanding the set of supportive analyst calls beyond the most-noted initiations.
GuruFocus reported that when Bernstein initiated coverage, analyst Bob Brackett assigned an Outperform rating with a $47 target; the article also highlighted that Fervo’s P/E (TTM) is shown as 9999x (indicating no earnings at the moment) and that GF Value™ data is not available—constraints that complicate valuation comparisons.
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