China Renaissance Raises Netflix (NFLX) Price Target

Analysts see potential upside for the streaming giant's stock price.

Apr. 18, 2026 at 10:52am

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Equity research firm China Renaissance has increased its price target for Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) stock from $90 to $100 per share, while maintaining a 'hold' rating on the company. The move comes as several other analysts have also recently commented on Netflix, with some upgrading the stock to 'buy' and others reiterating 'hold' recommendations.

Why it matters

Netflix's stock price has been volatile in recent months as the company navigates increased competition in the streaming space. This latest price target increase from China Renaissance suggests analysts see potential upside for the stock, even as the company faces challenges.

The details

In its report, China Renaissance cited Netflix's recent Q1 2026 earnings results, which topped analyst expectations. The firm believes Netflix can continue to grow its subscriber base and revenue, though it maintains a 'hold' rating due to concerns about rising content costs and increased competition.

  • China Renaissance issued its updated price target and rating on Netflix on April 18, 2026.

The players

China Renaissance

An equity research firm that covers Netflix and other technology companies.

Netflix, Inc.

A global entertainment company that provides subscription-based streaming of films, television series, documentaries and other video content.

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The takeaway

This price target increase from China Renaissance suggests analysts see potential upside for Netflix's stock price, even as the company faces increased competition in the streaming space. However, the 'hold' rating indicates ongoing concerns about rising content costs and other challenges.