Pitney Bowes Receives 'Hold' Rating from Analysts

Shares of the technology company have an average target price of $11

Apr. 7, 2026 at 8:27am

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Pitney Bowes Inc. (NYSE:PBI) has received an average 'Hold' rating from the eight analysts currently covering the stock, according to a report from MarketBeat. One analyst has a 'Sell' recommendation, five have 'Hold' ratings, and two have 'Buy' recommendations on the company's shares.

Why it matters

Pitney Bowes is a long-standing technology company that has evolved from its origins in postage meters to offer a range of mailing, shipping, and e-commerce solutions. The mixed analyst ratings reflect the company's ongoing transition and the competitive landscape it faces.

The details

The average 12-month target price for Pitney Bowes stock is $11, according to the analysts covering the company. Recent research notes have cited factors like the company's underperform rating, market outperform rating, and hold recommendations.

  • On February 17th, Bank of America initiated coverage on Pitney Bowes with an 'Underperform' rating and $9 target price.
  • On February 18th, Citizens Jmp reiterated a 'Market Outperform' rating and $13 target price on the stock.
  • On February 19th, Zacks Research downgraded Pitney Bowes from a 'Strong Buy' to a 'Hold' rating.
  • On March 27th, Weiss Ratings maintained a 'Hold (C)' rating on Pitney Bowes.
  • On December 12th, Truist Financial started coverage on the stock with a 'Hold' rating and $11 target price.

The players

Pitney Bowes Inc.

An American technology company that specializes in shipping, mailing, and e-commerce solutions. Founded in 1920, the company pioneered postage meter technology and has since evolved to offer a broad portfolio of hardware, software, and services.

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What they’re saying

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— Robert Jenkins, San Francisco resident

The takeaway

The mixed analyst ratings for Pitney Bowes reflect the company's ongoing transition as it seeks to adapt its legacy mailing and shipping business to the evolving e-commerce landscape. While some see potential upside, others remain cautious about the company's ability to maintain its competitive edge.