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In March 2026, Docebo’s stock fell near a 52-week low despite strong Q4 results and a moderate buy consensus.
In early March 2026, Docebo (NASDAQ:DCBO) saw multiple analyst firms adjust their price targets, with Morgan Stanley lowering its target to $26.00 and Scotiabank to $25.00, while others like Cantor Fitzgerald and National Bank Financial also reduced their outlooks.
Despite mixed ratings—including downgrades to "sell" and "sector perform"—the stock maintains a consensus "Moderate Buy" rating with a target of $30.92.
Trading near a 52-week low of $16.07, Docebo’s market cap stood at $534.65 million, with institutional ownership at 53.17%.
The Toronto-based SaaS company, which provides AI-driven enterprise learning platforms, reported strong Q4 results with $82.95 million in revenue and a 73.4% return on equity.
En marzo de 2026, las acciones de Docebo cayeron cerca de un mínimo de 52 semanas a pesar de los fuertes resultados del cuarto trimestre y un consenso de compra moderado.