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Credo Technology Group (NASDAQ:CRDO) Given New $215.00 Price Target at Rosenblatt Securities

Rosenblatt Securities raised its price target for Credo Technology Group (NASDAQ: CRDO) to $215 from $175 and kept a “neutral” rating, according to a Tuesday note cited by Benzinga. Other analysts also adjusted targets, including Needham to $275 (buy) and Mizuho to $260 (outperform). CRDO reported Q4 EPS of $1.16 vs $1.02 expected and revenue of $437.0 million vs $431.8 million.

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Pre-market/early session after Rosenblatt’s note and just after the June 1 earnings print.
Analyst target hikes align with a constructive Street tone, but after-hours weakness suggests sentiment is mixed.

Sell-side target increases reinforce bullish expectations for CRDO post-earnings, but the stock’s after-hours drop flags margin/forward-concern risk.

Rosenblatt raised its CRDO price target to $215 (from $175) after the company’s Q4 beat and amid multiple higher targets.

Near-term bias upward on analyst-target momentum, tempered by potential volatility from lingering gross-margin/forward outlook concerns.

Background

The piece centers on sell-side target revisions following Credo’s Q4/FY2026 results (EPS and revenue beat) and includes insider sales plus large institutional inflows.

Why it matters

The immediate tradable element is the new Rosenblatt target ($215) alongside multiple other raised targets; the main counterweight is the reported after-hours drop despite the earnings beat.

Market relevance

Analyst target hikes provide upside framing after a Q4 beat, but the after-hours selloff suggests traders should watch margins and forward earnings visibility.

Market effects

Supports sentiment for AI-data-center connectivity semis by signaling continued demand expectations after earnings.

No explicit regional catalyst; primarily US-listed semiconductor sentiment.

Limited—targets and earnings are company-specific, with broader read-through to AI infrastructure supply chains.

Alternative perspectives

Despite higher targets, the stock’s after-hours decline implies investors may be focused on gross margin trajectory or forward EPS clarity rather than revenue growth alone.

Guidance includes revenue range but lacks clear EPS detail in the article; high beta (3.22) can amplify reactions to any margin/forecast uncertainty.

Key entities

  • Credo Technology Group

    NASDAQ-listed fabless semiconductor focused on high-speed connectivity for AI/data-center and networking.

  • Rosenblatt Securities

    Raised CRDO price target from $175 to $215 and kept a neutral rating.

  • Needham & Company

    Raised target to $275 and reiterated buy rating.

  • Mizuho

    Raised target to $260 and reiterated outperform rating.

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