Three Brokerages Lower IREN Price Targets After AI Cloud Revenue Jump
Brokerages Cantor Fitzgerald, Macquarie, and HC Wainwright lowered IREN's price targets to $47, $55, and $56, respectively, citing adjusted EBITDA estimates and valuation multiples. IREN reported $228M in Q1 2027 revenue, up 66%, with AI Cloud revenue at $200M, up 182%. Bitcoin mining revenue fell to $28M. Goldman Sachs also cut its target to $30.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
Analyst target reductions reflect concerns over earnings sustainability and margin pressure, though AI Cloud growth remains strong.
Market read
The earnings release and subsequent target cuts provide a clear short‑term bearish signal for IREN, with limited broader market impact.
What to watch
Backlog of $20.3 bn and two‑thirds tied to investment‑grade counterparties may provide revenue stability.
Background
IREN reported its fiscal Q1 2027 results, highlighting a 66% revenue increase and a 182% sequential jump in AI Cloud revenue.
Market effects
AI cloud growth may benefit competing data‑center providers, but the sharp target cuts could dampen sector sentiment.
European data‑center stocks could see modest pullback as investors reassess earnings forecasts.
Limited; primarily affects IREN and peers in the data‑center/AI cloud niche.
Counterpoint
The rapid AI Cloud revenue expansion could signal a longer‑term growth runway despite short‑term target cuts.
Key entities
- BrokerageCantor Fitzgerald
Reduced IREN price target to $47.
- BrokerageMacquarie
Reduced IREN price target to $55.
- BrokerageHC Wainwright
Reduced IREN price target to $56.
- BrokerageGoldman Sachs
Reduced IREN price target to $30.

