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Analysts Give Safe Pro Group 'Moderate Buy' Rating
Shares of the security tech firm receive mixed reviews from research analysts.
Mar. 29, 2026 at 8:19am
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Shares of Safe Pro Group Inc. (NASDAQ:SPAI) have been given a 'Moderate Buy' consensus recommendation by the five research firms currently covering the company, according to MarketBeat. Two analysts have rated the stock as a 'sell', one as a 'buy', and two as a 'strong buy'.
Why it matters
The mixed analyst ratings and price targets for Safe Pro Group reflect the uncertainty and volatility in the security technology sector, as investors weigh the company's growth potential against macroeconomic headwinds and competitive pressures.
The details
The average 12-month price target among the analysts covering Safe Pro Group is $10.00 per share. Weiss Ratings recently reaffirmed a 'sell (d-)' rating on the stock, while Zacks Research downgraded it from 'hold' to 'strong sell'.
- Safe Pro Group announced a $3 million share buyback program on December 18th, 2025.
- The company's stock has traded between a 52-week low of $1.47 and a high of $9.16.
The players
Safe Pro Group Inc.
A security technology company that provides AI/ML software, personal protection equipment, and aerial managed services.
Weiss Ratings
An independent research firm that provides investment research and ratings.
Zacks Research
A leading provider of independent investment research.
What they’re saying
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What’s next
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The takeaway
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