Eastman Chemical Company (EMN) based in Kingsport, Tennessee, specializes in specialty chemicals, fibers, and plastics with a $6.6 billion market cap. EMN stock has underperformed, falling 44.7% over the past year compared to the S&P 500’s 12.3% gain. In 2025, the stock dropped 37%. Analysts expect a 30% EPS decline for the current fiscal year.

EMN’s Q3 results disappointed with adjusted EPS of $1.14 missing estimates of $1.18 and revenue of $2.20 billion falling short of expectations. Among 15 analysts, the consensus on EMN stock is a “Moderate Buy” based on eight “Strong Buy” ratings. Evercore ISI kept an “In Line” rating and lowered the price target to $70, implying a 21.7% upside potential.

The mean price target of $71.47 represents a 24.3% premium to current levels, with the Street-high target of $80 suggesting a 39.1% upside. The configuration has been consistent over the past three months. On Nov. 11, Evercore ISI maintained an “In Line” rating and reduced the price target to $70, indicating a 21.7% upside.

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