What is Barclays's price target for BJRI?

Barclays's latest stated price target for BJ's Restaurants Inc. (BJRI) is $25, from its action on Feb 18, 2022.

What is Barclays's rating on BJRI?

Barclays rates BJRI Underweight, a bearish rating, as of Feb 18, 2022.

When did Barclays last change its view on BJRI?

On Feb 18, 2022, Barclays cuts its price target to $25 from $31, keeps Underweight.

Barclays BJRI price target and rating history

BJ's Restaurants Inc. (BJRI) · Consumer Discretionary

Barclays rates BJ's Restaurants Inc. (BJRI) Underweight with a $25 price target, as of its latest action on Feb 18, 2022. It has published 3 rating actions on BJRI since October 2021, including 0 upgrades and 0 downgrades.

Current rating: Underweight
Price target: $25
Median target, all firms: Too few
Actions on BJRI: 3

Barclays price target on BJRI

Barclays price target on BJRI, each point a stated target, October 2021 to February 2022.

Every Barclays rating on BJRI

Feb 18, 2022
ReiterateBarclays cuts its price target to $25 from $31, keeps Underweight
Dec 15, 2021
ReiterateBarclays raises its price target to $31 from $30, keeps Underweight
Oct 18, 2021
ReiterateBarclays cuts its price target to $34 from $36, keeps Underweight

How other firms rate BJRI

Each firm's latest rating and stated target in the last 12 months.

Firm	Rating	Price target	Date
Mizuho	Outperform	$76	Oct 1, 2026
William Blair	Outperform		Jul 17, 2026
DA Davidson	Neutral	$38	Mar 6, 2026

Questions about Barclays and BJRI

What is Barclays's price target for BJRI?: Barclays's latest stated price target for BJ's Restaurants Inc. (BJRI) is $25, from its action on Feb 18, 2022.
What is Barclays's rating on BJRI?: Barclays rates BJRI Underweight, a bearish rating, as of Feb 18, 2022.
When did Barclays last change its view on BJRI?: On Feb 18, 2022, Barclays cuts its price target to $25 from $31, keeps Underweight.

More BJRI rating histories

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