UBS indicated that despite ongoing tight memory supply, Apple's continued launch of popular personal devices favored by consumers is expected to lead to strong performance in the upcoming earnings report.
The investment bank increased its price target for Apple shares from $280 to $287, suggesting a potential 2.5% upside from Monday's closing price. This adjustment comes just two days before Apple is scheduled to announce its fiscal second-quarter results.
Analyst David Vogt noted in a research report to clients on Monday, "Resilient supply chain conditions, coupled with sustained strong demand for the iPhone 17 series and steady market share gains, are expected to drive iPhone revenue growth of approximately 20% year-over-year."
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