Brokerages Set Toro Company Price Target at $100.40

Analysts maintain 'Hold' rating on the outdoor equipment manufacturer's stock

Apr. 12, 2026 at 5:50am

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Toro Company (NYSE:TTC) has received a consensus 'Hold' rating from seven research firms covering the stock, with an average 12-month price target of $100.40. The company's shares have seen a mix of ratings, with five analysts recommending 'Hold' and two giving 'Buy' ratings.

Why it matters

Toro is a leading manufacturer of outdoor equipment for residential, commercial and professional markets. Analyst ratings and price targets provide insight into how Wall Street views the company's performance and growth prospects.

The details

The analysts' ratings and price targets for Toro reflect a mixed outlook on the company's future. While some see potential upside, the majority view the stock as fairly valued at current levels. Toro's diverse product portfolio of lawn mowers, utility vehicles, irrigation systems and other grounds-care equipment has helped drive its growth, but the company faces competition in a mature industry.

  • Toro reported its latest quarterly earnings on March 5, 2026.
  • The company's next quarterly dividend of $0.39 per share is scheduled to be paid on April 13, 2026.

The players

Toro Company (The)

A leading manufacturer of outdoor environment equipment for residential, commercial and professional markets, including lawn mowers, utility vehicles, irrigation systems and other grounds-care products.

Zacks Research

An equity research firm that recently upgraded Toro's rating from 'strong sell' to 'hold'.

DA Davidson

An investment banking and financial services firm that raised its price target on Toro shares to $117 and maintained a 'buy' rating.

Raymond James Financial

A diversified financial services company that downgraded Toro from 'outperform' to 'market perform'.

Robert W. Baird

An investment bank that raised its price target on Toro to $105 and kept a 'neutral' rating on the stock.

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What’s next

Investors will be watching for Toro's next quarterly earnings report, expected in early June 2026, to see if the company can meet or exceed its full-year guidance.

The takeaway

Toro's diverse product portfolio and strong brand recognition have helped it navigate a mature outdoor equipment market, but the company faces a mix of analyst views on its near-term growth prospects.