Barclays Upgrades Procore Technologies, Inc (PCOR) to Overweight
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Barclays analyst Saket Kalia upgraded Procore Technologies, Inc (NYSE: PCOR) from Equalweight to Overweight with a price target of $90.00 (from $82.00).
The analyst comments: "We are upgrading Procore to Overweight from Equal Weight for three reasons: (1) We feel good about US non-residential construction going in 2026 with rate cuts starting in 2H24 and prior rate cut cycles have historically shown a turn in construction spending about 2 years afterward. Furthermore, construction spending has historically compounded for multiple years thereafter. (2) Our PT of $90 assumes 11% revenue growth in both FY26 and FY27, with an 8x EV/S multiple on FY27; however, we could see an upside scenario of mid-teens growth in both years if our thesis on non-residential construction is correct, combined with improving execution after the sales changes made in FY25, which supports our upside scenario. (3) PCOR is not ANSS – but we think new CEO Ajei Gopal brings two experiences that could be applicable here, including driving wallet share with enterprise customers and seeing the journey of from $1B to $2B in revenue, which is arguably a different path than what took PCOR from $500M to $1B."
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Shares of Procore Technologies, Inc closed at $70.04 yesterday.
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