Movement Alert|CDW Rises 5.92% in Regular Trading, Morgan Stanley Upgrades to Overweight with Target Price of $170

Market Focus06-24

On June 24, CDW Corporation rose 5.92% in regular trading, trading at $130.81/share, with turnover of $132 million. The rally was driven by Morgan Stanley upgrading CDW from Equal Weight to Overweight.

Morgan Stanley raised its target price on CDW from $142 to $170, implying approximately 30% upside from current levels. The firm cited robust enterprise server demand and the ongoing AI on-premise deployment trend as key tailwinds for CDW, noting the company is well-positioned as a leading multi-brand IT solutions provider to benefit from the accelerating server market. In the same report, Morgan Stanley also raised target prices on IBM, Dell, and Synnex, reflecting broad optimism across the server and IT distribution ecosystem.

Within the Technology Distributors sector, the broader group traded actively. Among individual stocks, Synnex up 3.74%, Creative Global Technology Holdings Limited up 22.85%, Arrow Electronics down 1.73%, Ingram Micro Holding Corp. up 1.55%, Avnet down 1.25%.

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