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Seacoast Banking Corp. Of Florida

Seacoast Banking Of Florida Target Price

Where could SBCF trade next? Consensus target price: $35.

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Share Price

$34.29

Average Target Price

$34.751.3% upside

2 analysts in the last 4 months

High: $35.5 | Low: $34

Analyst Recommendations

No recommendations in the last 4 months.

Revenue & Income Forecast

Analysts' Target Prices

DateAnalystPrice TargetCurrent Upside/Downside
2026-07-30Piper Sandler$35.53.5% upsideOpen
2026-06-22Piper SandlerStephen Scouten$340.8% downsideOpen
2026-04-30Piper Sandler$32.55.2% downsideOpen
2025-11-03Piper Sandler$33.52.3% downsideOpen
2025-10-07Raymond James$333.8% downsideOpen
2025-01-29Raymond JamesDavid Feaster$319.6% downsideOpen
2024-10-28Truist FinancialMichael Young$2818.3% downsideOpen
2024-04-29Truist FinancialBrandon King$2527.1% downsideOpen
2022-05-02Raymond James$377.9% upsideOpen

Seacoast Banking Of Florida (SBCF) FAQ

Seacoast Banking Of Florida (SBCF) currently reports a target price of $35. Use the charts on this page to explore Seacoast Banking Of Florida's target price history and peer comparisons.

Analysts' average 12-month price target for Seacoast Banking Of Florida is $35, about 1.3% upside from the current share price of $34.29. That spread summarizes where covering analysts expect the stock could trade over the next year, not a guarantee. Review the individual firm targets on this page — a wide high-to-low range often means opinion is split.

Start with the current target price of $35, then check the historical chart for trend and the peer comparison chart for relative positioning. From there, open related valuation or income-statement pages for Seacoast Banking Of Florida, and consider following SBCF for alerts when major investors trade the stock.

Seacoast Banking Of Florida is classified in the Finance sector. On target price, it currently shows $35. Sector peers often share similar capital intensity and growth regimes, so relative rankings inside Finance are usually more informative than comparing SBCF with unrelated industries.