B of A Securities Downgrades Life360 to Neutral, Cuts Target to $45
The firm's price target moved to $45 from $60, and Life360 had closed at $41.98 on Tuesday, Nov. 10.
Key points
- B of A Securities cut Life360 to neutral from buy and lowered its target to $45 from $60
- Median target across eight covering firms before the action was $62
- Life360 closed at $41.98 on Tuesday, Nov. 10
- Latest quarter revenue was $174.1 million, up 40%
B of A Securities downgraded Life360, Inc. (Nasdaq: LIF) to neutral from buy before the open on Wednesday, Nov. 11, and cut its price target to $45 from $60.
Of the eight firms that rated the stock in the past year, five rated it positive and three rated it neutral before Wednesday. None rated it negative. The median target among those firms was $62, with a range from $40 to $94.
The new $45 target is the firm's view and sits above Tuesday's close of $41.98. The stock fell 1.3% over the 20 sessions to that close.
Company scale
Life360 reported revenue of $489.5 million for 2025, up 32% from a year earlier, and net income of $150.8 million. In its latest reported quarter, ended Sept. 30, revenue was $174.1 million, up 40%, and the company held $333.1 million in cash and equivalents.
Recent filings
Life360 filed a quarterly report and an 8-K on Monday, Nov. 9, two days before the rating change.
Sources
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