BofA Raises Meta Price Target to $900

Analyst: Justin Post 1 min read Reproduced verbatim
Rating
Buy
Target
$900
from $775 (+16%)
Outcome
Missed
within 12 months
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What the analyst said

BofA Securities analyst Justin Post raised the price target on Meta Platforms Inc.

(NASDAQ: META) to $900 (from $775) while maintaining a Buy rating.

“Raising revenues, expenses and 2026E EPS by 12% A strong 3Q outlook suggests AI investments are delivering results & we think street will remain optimistic on future revenue upside potential.

We are raising estimates reflecting higher users, usage & monetization. For 2025E, we raise rev. by 5% to $199bn & EPS by 11% to $29.73.

For 2026E, we raise rev. by 9% to $237bn, expenses by 8% to $143bn (+26% y/y) and EPS by 12% to $32.63.

We raise PO to $900 (from $775) based on higher 2026 EPS & higher 27x multiple (vs 26x prior) reflecting higher rev growth & AI opportunity.

A growing list of new ad capabilities reinforces our confidence in the strength of Meta’s AI ad engine.

We continue to view Meta as one of the top AI beneficiaries in our coverage & believe the company is well positioned to lead in an emerging agentic AI ecosystem.

For 2H, we see multiple drivers (growing usage, AI ad stack integrations, and ads in Threads/WhatsApp) of potential upside.”

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Where the price stands

META trades at $623. The 33 analysts who set a target in the last 3 months range from $650 to $1,000, with a median of $860. This $900 target is 5% above the median.

Since the note META has moved −10% (from $695). The 12-month window closed on July 31, 2026.

Track record

This call✗ Not reached within 12 months: a year after the note META closed at $557, 38% below the $900 target, and it moved the other way.

Firm track recordBank of America: 82% of its 49 targets at least a year old were reached within 12 months (#8 of 26 firms); on Meta, 5 of 8. Accuracy ranking →

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