Movement Alert｜Zeta Global Holdings Corp. Pre-Market Rise 5.51%, Goldman Sachs Upgrades Stock to Buy With $45 Price Target

Market Focus10-16

On October 16, Zeta Global Holdings Corp. rose 5.51% in Pre-Market Trading, trading at $35.4 per share, with turnover of $1.2256 million. The direct catalyst behind the move was a same-day rating change, with Goldman Sachs upgrading the stock to Buy from Neutral and setting a $45 price target.

The move adds to a broader improvement in analyst sentiment over the past two weeks. Earlier, Truist raised its price target to $38 while maintaining a Buy rating, and RBC lifted its target to $40 and said the company was benefiting from momentum tied to partnerships with Palantir, OpenAI and Snowflake, as well as adoption of its Athena offerings.

Recent company developments also support that backdrop. Zeta Global Holdings Corp. introduced the AthenaOS enterprise platform, with public beta planned later this year and general availability targeted for the first quarter of next year, and it also announced acquisitions of Senso and Digital Audience to strengthen its AI engineering, identity and data infrastructure capabilities.

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