Transdigm Group Incorporated Target Price

Analysts' average 12-month price target for Transdigm Group Incorporated is $1.5K.

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Share Price

$1,086.05

Average Target Price

$1464.43

34.8% upside

7 analysts in the last 4 months

High: $1695 | Low: $1331

Analyst Recommendations

No recommendations in the last 4 months.

Revenue & Income Forecast

Analysts' Target Prices

Date	Analyst	Price Target	Current Upside/Downside
2026-09-14	Melius Research	$1,331	22.6% upside
2026-08-10	Wells FargoDavid Strauss	$1,450	33.5% upside
2026-08-09	Jefferies	$1,625	49.6% upside
2026-08-06	Morgan Stanley	$1,400	28.9% upside
2026-08-05	UBS	$1,695	56.1% upside
2026-08-05	Stifel NicolausJonathan Siegmann	$1,405	29.4% upside
2026-07-15	Morgan Stanley	$1,345	23.8% upside
2026-05-10	Jefferies	$1,575	45% upside
2026-05-06	UBS	$1,645	51.5% upside
2026-05-06	RBC CapitalKen Herbert	$1,350	24.3% upside
2026-05-06	Morgan Stanley	$1,680	54.7% upside
2026-05-06	Stifel Nicolaus	$1,525	40.4% upside
2026-02-08	Jefferies	$1,565	44.1% upside
2026-02-04	SusquehannaCharles Minervino	$1,400	28.9% upside
2026-02-04	BMO Capital	$1,550	42.7% upside
2026-02-04	UBS	$1,800	65.7% upside
2026-02-04	Robert W. Baird	$1,400	28.9% upside
2026-01-20	Goldman SachsNoah Poponak	$1,871	72.3% upside
2026-01-15	Susquehanna	$1,500	38.1% upside
2026-01-15	UBSGavin Parsons	$1,804	66.1% upside
2026-01-09	Truist FinancialMichael Ciarmoli	$1,697	56.3% upside
2025-11-14	Morgan Stanley	$1,660	52.8% upside
2025-10-15	Truist FinancialMichael Ciarmoli	$1,647	51.7% upside
2025-10-15	Morgan StanleyKristine Liwag	$1,600	47.3% upside
2025-10-09	Susquehanna	$1,450	33.5% upside
2025-10-08	Deutsche Bank	$1,370	26.1% upside
2025-09-29	BMO CapitalMichael Goldie	$1,420	30.7% upside
2025-09-17	JefferiesSheila Kahyaoglu	$1,490	37.2% upside
2025-07-14	SusquehannaCharles Minervino	$1,600	47.3% upside
2025-07-08	Deutsche BankScott Deuschle	$1,545	42.3% upside
2025-06-23	Stifel NicolausJonathan Siegmann	$1,710	57.5% upside
2025-05-07	Truist FinancialMichael Ciarmoli	$1,553	43% upside
2025-04-02	SusquehannaCharles Minervino	$1,300	19.7% upside
2025-03-25	Wells FargoMatthew Akers	$1,580	45.5% upside
2025-01-02	Deutsche BankScott Deuschle	$1,348	24.1% upside
2024-08-07	Morgan StanleyKristine Liwag	$1,575	45% upside
2024-06-24	RBC CapitalKen Herbert	$1,500	38.1% upside
2024-06-20	Deutsche BankScott Deuschle	$1,524	40.3% upside
2024-06-07	Stifel NicolausBert Subin	$1,325	22% upside
2024-05-28	KeyBancMichael Leshock	$1,440	32.6% upside
2023-02-08	Morgan Stanley	$793	27% downside
2022-12-12	Morgan Stanley	$765	29.6% downside
2022-11-28	Wells Fargo	$660	39.2% downside
2022-11-11	Wells Fargo	$735	32.3% downside
2021-11-23	Bank of America SecuritiesRonald Epstein	$790	27.3% downside
2021-11-22	BarclaysDavid E. Strauss	$710	34.6% downside
2021-11-18	Cowen & Co.Gautam Khanna	$695	36% downside
2021-11-17	SusquehannaCharles Minervino	$708	34.8% downside
2021-09-10	Goldman SachsNoah Poponak	$732	32.6% downside
2021-08-06	Credit SuisseRobert Spingarn	$712	34.4% downside

Transdigm Group Incorporated (TDG) FAQ

Transdigm Group Incorporated's target price stands at $1.5K. Stockcircle updates this page with the newest filings so you can track how the metric evolves quarter by quarter.

The Street's average target of $1.5K for TDG implies 34.8% upside versus today's price ($1086.05). Positive implied upside usually reflects optimism on growth or margins, while a large downside can signal valuation or fundamental concerns. Check recommendation mix and recent target changes for more context.

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