BETA Technologies Sees Moderate Buy Consensus and $31.11 Target
Eleven brokerages rated BETA Technologies a Moderate Buy, with nine buys, one hold, and one sell. The average 12-month price target was $31.11, versus a recent share price of $23.88. The company reported a quarterly loss of $0.64 per share, missing expectations, and analysts projected a full-year loss of $2.25 per share.
BETA Technologies has eleven analyst ratings: nine buys, one hold, and one sell, yielding a Moderate Buy consensus. The group’s average twelve-month target is $31.11, while the shares recently traded at $23.88. The company posted a quarterly loss of $0.64 per share, worse than the $0.56 loss analysts anticipated, and full-year estimates point to a $2.25 per-share loss.
Recent institutional buyers include TPG GP A, Amazon, Norges Bank, Masters Capital Management, and ClearBridge Investments. Insider moves were mixed: director Michael Stone purchased 13,125 shares at $19.19, while Kyle Clark sold 23,205 shares at $25.22. Over ninety days, insiders sold 223,901 shares worth $5.35 million and hold 24.47% of the company.
BETA’s analyst split and losses may matter most to shareholders, employees, and suppliers tied to electric aviation. If its aircraft programs progress, travelers and communities could eventually see new short-range air options, potentially with lower emissions, though certification, funding, and production hurdles may delay those benefits. Institutional backing and insider selling could also shape market confidence, making the stock sensitive to execution news.