Sunrun could see its stock price double over the next 12 months as the company is well positioned to take advantage of growth in the residential solar market after a disappointing 2023, according to Jeffries.
Sunrun's stock was down nearly 9% in morning trading on Thursday after the company posted a steeper fourth-quarter loss than Wall Street expected and missed revenue estimates.
The company's net subscriber value of $13,445 in the fourth quarter came in 12% above consensus estimates, Ailani wrote.
Ailani's new price target is based on Sunrun's future subscriber growth plus the present value of its existing customers.
Jeffries is estimating that Sunrun will add about 121,000 new subscribers in 2024, which is 7% above consensus estimates.
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Jeffries, Dushyant Ailani, Sunrun, Ailani, — CNBC's Michael Bloom
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