Barclays Lowers Impinj Price Target

Research firm cites concerns about the RFID technology company's outlook.

Mar. 16, 2026 at 4:10pm

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Impinj (NASDAQ:PI), a Seattle-based RFID technology company, saw its price target lowered by Barclays from $175 to $169. The research firm maintained an 'overweight' rating on the stock, but cited concerns about the company's future performance. Several other analysts have also recently adjusted their price targets and ratings on Impinj.

Why it matters

Impinj is a leader in RFID technology, which is used to track inventory and supply chains across various industries. The company's performance and outlook are closely watched as indicators of the broader RFID market. Analysts' price target adjustments can impact investor sentiment and the stock's trading price.

The details

Barclays lowered Impinj's price target from $175 to $169, while maintaining an 'overweight' rating on the stock. The research firm cited concerns about the company's future performance in its report to clients and investors. Several other analysts have also recently adjusted their views on Impinj, with Susquehanna reaffirming a 'positive' rating and $200 target, and Evercore downgrading the stock to 'in-line' with a $112 target.

  • Barclays issued its updated research report on Impinj on Monday, March 16, 2026.

The players

Impinj

A Seattle-based company that develops RFID solutions for supply chain and inventory management across various industries.

Barclays

A global financial services firm that provides research and analysis on publicly traded companies.

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The takeaway

Impinj's stock performance and outlook remain closely watched by analysts, as the company's RFID technology plays a key role in supply chain and inventory management across various industries. The latest price target adjustments from Barclays and other firms highlight the ongoing uncertainty and volatility in the RFID market.