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Severn Trent’s fair value estimate has shifted from £31.26 to £31.88, bringing it closer to the cluster of analyst price targets around £33.00. Analysts are broadly aligned on that £33.00 level, but recent rating moves show a split between those who see remaining upside and those who think most of the easy gains are already reflected in the price. As you read on, you will see how this evolving narrative can inform how you track the shares from here.
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Deutsche Bank raised its Severn Trent price target to 3,300 GBp from 2,950 GBp and kept a Hold rating, which anchors that £33.00 area as a key reference point for many investors.
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Kepler Cheuvreux set a 3,300 GBp price target as well, indicating that more than one firm is comfortable using this level as a fair reflection of Severn Trent’s valuation.
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JPMorgan also lifted its price target, adding 250 GBp, which supports the idea that recent analyst work has been pointing toward higher target ranges rather than cutting them.
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Jefferies upgraded Severn Trent, giving investors another signal that some research desks see the risk and reward balance as attractive at recent prices.
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Kepler Cheuvreux downgraded Severn Trent from Buy to Hold while still raising the price target to 3,300 GBp, explicitly citing valuation. This suggests they see less room for further re rating from here.
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Morgan Stanley downgraded Severn Trent, adding to a cluster of Hold stances that point to a more cautious view on upside, even around similar price target levels.
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The fair value estimate has adjusted from £31.26 to £31.88.
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The revenue growth assumption is effectively steady, moving from 9.98098% to 9.97991%.
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The projected net profit margin has shifted from 18.28% to 18.25%.
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The future P/E input has moved from 18.14x to 18.52x.
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The discount rate assumption remains unchanged at 7.198%.
Narratives link a company’s real world plans and risks to a financial forecast and fair value so you can see the full story in one place. They update automatically when new research, guidance, or regulatory detail comes through.