Expand Energy Corporation (EXE) is the largest independent U.S. natural gas producer with a market cap of $22.5 billion. Shares of EXE have outperformed the S&P 500 Index over the past 52 weeks, but are down 5% YTD. The company has a “Strong Buy” consensus rating from 27 analysts.

On Monday, EXE shares dropped 2% after Roth Capital Partners downgraded the natural gas sector due to oversupply concerns. Analysts expect EXE’s adjusted EPS to increase 351.1% to $6.36 for the fiscal year ending in December 2025. The company beat estimates in three of the past four quarters.

UBS analyst Josh Silverstein reaffirmed a “Buy” rating on Expand Energy with a price target of $132. The mean price target for EXE is $133.69, implying a 41.3% upside from current prices. The highest price target is $170, suggesting a potential upside of 79.8%.

Overall, EXE’s stock ratings have shifted recently, with more analysts giving it a “Strong Buy” than a month ago. This information is provided for informational purposes only and the author did not have any positions in the securities mentioned in the article.

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