Jefferies Downgrades Safran to Hold, Sets Price Target at €310
Investment bank Jefferies has downgraded French aerospace and defense company Safran to a Hold rating. The firm reduced its price target for Safran shares to €310 from the previous €350. This adjustment reflects Jefferies' updated assessment of Safran's stock performance potential amid ongoing aerospace sector evaluations.
247wallst.comBank Jefferies downgraded Safran to a Hold rating, @FirstSquawk reported. The firm also trimmed its price target for Safran shares to €310. Jefferies' previous price target for Safran shares was €350.
Is a French aerospace and defense company.
Safran specializes in aircraft engines, aerospace propulsion, and defense equipment. The adjustment reflects Jefferies' updated assessment of Safran's stock valuation amid aerospace sector evaluations.
Provides financial services including investment banking and equity research. The adjustment comes amid ongoing evaluations of aerospace sector stocks, according to the report. No specific reasons for the downgrade were detailed in the report.
Key Facts
Story Timeline
4 events- 2026-04-21
Jefferies downgrades Safran to Hold rating and trims price target to €310 from €350.
1 source@FirstSquawk - Prior to 2026-04-21
Jefferies maintains previous price target of €350 for Safran shares.
1 source@FirstSquawk - Ongoing
Jefferies provides financial services including investment banking and equity research.
1 source@FirstSquawk - Ongoing
Safran specializes in aircraft engines, aerospace propulsion, and defense equipment.
1 source@FirstSquawk
Potential Impact
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Safran's share price may experience downward pressure following the downgrade.
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Investors in aerospace sector stocks could adjust portfolios based on Jefferies' updated assessment.
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Broader aerospace market evaluations might influence similar adjustments for other companies.
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