$HEI

Heico (NYSE:HEI) Price Target Raised to $365.00

Susquehanna raised its Heico (NYSE:HEI) price target to $365 from $321 and kept a “neutral” rating, implying 6.6% upside from the prior close, according to Benzinga. Other firms recently adjusted targets and ratings, with a consensus target of $360.75. Heico last reported Q1 EPS of $1.66 vs $1.33 expected on $1.38B revenue.

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Published May 29, 2026, 2:45 PM UTC
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Decision brief

The 30-second read

$HEIBullishMed
01

Why it matters

The immediate market impact is sentiment/valuation repricing from the raised target, with secondary support from the recent earnings outperformance; however, no new guidance or deal is introduced.

02

Market read

Traders may use the raised target as a near-term sentiment input, but conviction should be tempered by the neutral rating and lack of new company-specific catalyst.

03

What to watch

HEI already traded near its 52-week high (361.69) and the stock is below that level; upside may be capped until the next earnings/guidance catalyst despite higher targets.

Relevance 7/10Novelty 5/10Timing: today’s session after mid-day trading; target update may influence intraday sentiment

Background

The article summarizes a Susquehanna research note raising HEICO’s target, alongside other recent analyst target/rating changes, and reiterates the May 27 quarterly earnings beat.

Company-level read

Ticker impact

$HEIBullishMedium confidence
Context

Susquehanna raised its HEICO price target to $365 from $321, citing a higher expected valuation for the aerospace stock.

Expected impact

Mild near-term support for HEI as traders reprice toward the higher target; follow-through depends on broader market/sector tape.

Evidence & confidence

The piece provides a specific target change and notes HEI’s recent earnings beat, but it does not introduce new company guidance or a fresh operational catalyst beyond research revisions.

Market effects

Supports sentiment for aerospace/defense aftermarket and repair names by reinforcing positive sell-side expectations for earnings power.

Primarily US-listed aerospace tape; limited direct regional spillover beyond US small/mid-cap industrials.

Low direct global linkage; read-through is valuation sentiment for global aviation aftermarket demand.

Counterpoint

Because Susquehanna keeps a “neutral” rating, the target increase may not translate into sustained buying pressure if other firms remain mixed.

Key entities

  • HEICO

    NYSE-listed aerospace, defense and electronics company; subject of the analyst target raise and recent earnings beat.

  • Susquehanna

    Research firm that increased HEICO’s price target from $321 to $365 while maintaining a neutral rating.

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