Highlights

  • DA Davidson reaffirms buy rating with $57.14 target on BRBR stock
  • Recent Q1 earnings show $0.37 EPS, topping $0.31 consensus estimate
  • Stock posts 21% YTD drop per EODHD/Others data as of February 2026

BellRing Brands (NYSE:BRBR) received a buy rating reaffirmation from DA Davidson analysts, setting a $57.14 price target. Other firms issued varied assessments: TD Cowen held a hold rating on January 8, Jefferies restated buy with $48 target on November 19, Weiss Ratings shifted to sell from hold, Deutsche Bank confirmed hold at $31 target on January 26, and Bank of America adjusted neutral target to $32 on December 19. Across 19 analysts tracked by MarketBeat, 12 rate buy, five hold, and two sell, yielding a moderate buy average and $38.88 consensus target.

Earnings and Financial Metrics

The company reported Q1 fiscal 2026 results on February 3, with EPS of $0.37 surpassing the $0.31 forecast by $0.06. Revenue reached $537.3 million, above $505.44 million expected and up 0.8% from prior year, when EPS stood at $0.58. Metrics include 9.33% net margin and negative 95.87% return on equity; analysts project 2.23 EPS for the year.

Stock Performance Overview

EODHD/Others data as of February 4, 2026, lists current price near $21 against a $57.14 target. Period returns show 1-week decline of 14.81%, 1-month at 11.54% down, 3-month 29.58% drop, 9-month 66.35% fall, 1-year 71.82% decrease, MTD 15.12% lower, and YTD 21.03% off. 52-week range spans high of $79.57 on May 5, 2025, to low of $21.02 on February 3.

Company Profile

BellRing Brands operates as a consumer packaged goods firm, spun off from Post Holdings in March 2020. It centers on high-protein, nutrition-oriented products via established and new brands for convenience-focused consumers.