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Craig-Hallum Raises Allient Price Target After Strong Earnings Beat

Craig-Hallum raised its price target on Allient Inc. (NASDAQ:ALNT) to $75 from $60 while maintaining a Buy rating.

The analyst said Allient concluded 2025 with an exceptionally strong quarter, delivering one of the largest earnings beats in nearly a decade of coverage by the firm.

The performance included approximately 15% organic revenue growth, driven by strong demand from data center and vehicle markets along with broader strength across the company’s product portfolio.

Importantly, the growth was accompanied by significant operating leverage and margin expansion — an improvement compared with previous years when profitability gains had lagged revenue growth.

Craig-Hallum said this combination of strong organic growth and expanding margins could translate into an earnings power story that is not yet fully recognized by investors.

As a result, the firm described Allient as a “must-own” stock for small-cap growth and GARP investors, reiterating its Buy rating while lifting its price target to $75.

 

Published on: March 9, 2026