Movement Alert|Enphase Energy Rises 5.73% in Regular Trading, TD Cowen Doubles Target Price to $70

Market Focus05-29

On May 29, Enphase Energy rose 5.73% in regular trading, trading at $72.93/share, with trading volume of approximately $63.26 million, extending its recent strong rebound trajectory.

On the news front, TD Cowen significantly raised its target price for Enphase Energy from $35 to $70, representing a 100% upward revision. This dramatic upgrade directly boosted market confidence and drove the stock higher during the session. The move follows Goldman Sachs' earlier action on May 22, when the firm maintained a Buy rating and raised its target from $51 to $57, estimating the company's revenue potential could reach up to $910 million, with 2030 EPS accretion ranging from $0.21 to $1.75.

The successive upgrades from major Wall Street institutions reflect growing optimism around Enphase's strategic pivot into AI data center energy storage. The company has recently launched a series of new products including the IQ SST solid-state transformer and PowerMatch battery energy-saving technology, successfully entering the high-growth distributed energy market for AI data centers and opening new avenues for future revenue expansion.

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