Toro Maintains 'Hold' Rating from Analysts

Analysts see the lawn and garden equipment maker as a steady performer, but not a top pick.

Apr. 9, 2026 at 8:18am

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Toro Company (NYSE:TTC) has received an average 'Hold' rating from seven analysts currently covering the stock, according to MarketBeat. Five analysts rated the stock as 'Hold', while two gave it a 'Buy' recommendation. The average 12-month price target is $100.40.

Why it matters

Toro is a major player in the lawn and garden equipment market, so analyst sentiment on the stock provides insight into the broader industry outlook. The 'Hold' rating suggests analysts see Toro as a stable, mature company, but not necessarily a top growth pick in the current market environment.

The details

The analysts' ratings come after Toro reported mixed financial results in its most recent quarter. While revenue grew 4.2% year-over-year, earnings per share only increased slightly. Some analysts have raised their price targets on the stock, citing Toro's strong market position, but others remain cautious given economic uncertainty.

  • Toro reported Q1 2026 earnings on March 5, 2026.
  • The average 12-month price target was set based on analyst coverage over the past year.

The players

Toro Company (The)

A leading manufacturer of lawn mowers, utility vehicles, snow throwers, irrigation systems, and other outdoor equipment for residential, commercial, and professional markets.

Wall Street Analysts

A group of seven equity research analysts currently covering Toro stock and providing recommendations and price targets.

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What they’re saying

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The takeaway

Toro's 'Hold' rating from analysts suggests the company is seen as a steady performer in the lawn and garden equipment market, but not necessarily a top growth pick at the moment. Investors will be watching to see if Toro can continue to grow sales and earnings in the face of economic headwinds.