Citi Opens ‘Positive Catalyst Watch’ on Microsoft, Keeps $605 Price Target
- Rating
- Positive
- Unchanged
- Target
- $605
- Outcome
- Missed
- within 12 months

What the analyst said
Citi analyst Tyler Radke reiterated on June 11, 2025, a ‘Buy’ rating and $605 price target on Microsoft.
“We open a positive catalyst watch on MSFT with our view that Street Azure estimates are too low for FY26.
This is supported by exit rate math and capex ROI analysis which supports Azure growth in the mid-to-high 30s% and recent read-throughs and positive checks.
We believe the catalyst will be F’4Q25 earnings when FY26 guidance is announced and beyond as both Microsoft and OpenAI AI revenue continues to ramp.”
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Where the price stands
MSFT trades at $531. The 28 analysts who set a target in the last 3 months range from $515 to $750, with a median of $630. This $605 target is 4% below the median.
Since the note MSFT has moved +13% (from $471). The 12-month window closed on June 11, 2026.
Track record
This call✗ Not reached within 12 months: a year after the note MSFT closed at $390, 35% below the $605 target, and it moved the other way.
Firm track recordCiti: 88% of its 41 targets at least a year old were reached within 12 months (#3 of 26 firms); on Microsoft, 0 of 2. Accuracy ranking →
Citi on Microsoft
Citi price targets on Microsoft
5 calls from June 11, 2025 to October 29, 2026. The target went from $605 to $680 (+12%). The rating stayed Buy.




