Piper Sandler has cut its price target for General Mills (NYSE:GIS) from $60.00 to $53.00, though it maintains an “overweight” rating, anticipating an almost 18% upside. The revision follows General Mills’ lowered FY-2026 guidance, projecting a 1.5%–2% organic net sales decline and trimming EPS estimates. This news led to a 7.1% drop in shares, with the stock currently trading near $44.93, while the broader analyst consensus remains a “Hold” with an average price target of $52.56.
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Piper Sandler Has Lowered Expectations for General Mills (NYSE:GIS) Stock Price
Piper Sandler has cut its price target for General Mills (NYSE:GIS) from $60.00 to $53.00, though it maintains an “overweight” rating, anticipating an almost 18% upside. The revision follows General Mills’ lowered FY-2026 guidance, projecting a 1.5%–2% organic net sales decline and trimming EPS estimates. This news led to a 7.1% drop in shares, with the stock currently trading near $44.93, while the broader analyst consensus remains a “Hold” with an average price target of $52.56.