Analysts Forecast 9.33% Upside with $292 Target for Air Products after $12B 2025 Sales

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Air Products’ fiscal 2025 sales reached $12.04 billion across 50 countries, with a 4.94 price-to-sales ratio, -3.28% net margin and 15.18% return on equity highlighting its financial profile. Analysts set a $292 consensus price target—9.33% above current levels—backed by 81.7% institutional ownership.

1. Air Products Schedules Q1 FY26 Earnings Call

Air Products will host its fiscal 2026 first quarter earnings teleconference on January 30, 2026 at 8:00 a.m. ET. The call will be accessible via telephone and internet broadcast in listen-only mode. Participants may dial in using the provided passcode or view presentation slides on the Event Details page of Air Products’ Investor Relations website. A replay of the webcast will be available following the live session for investors and media.

2. Fiscal 2025 Sales and Global Operations

In fiscal 2025, Air Products generated $12.0 billion in revenue from operations spanning approximately 50 countries. The company, with over 80 years of history in industrial gases, supplies essential gases and related equipment to sectors including refining, chemicals, metals, electronics, medical and food. As the leading global hydrogen supplier, it engineers, builds and operates some of the world’s largest clean hydrogen projects to support low- and zero-carbon energy applications in industrial and heavy-duty transport markets.

3. Analyst Ratings and Price Target

Air Products holds a consensus analyst rating score of 2.50, reflecting a mix of hold, buy and strong-buy recommendations as tracked by MarketBeat. Analysts have set a consensus price target of $292.00, suggesting a potential upside of approximately 9.3% from current levels. The stronger aggregate rating and higher projected upside underscore analysts’ view of Air Products as a more favorable investment among basic materials peers.

4. Institutional Ownership and Risk Profile

Institutional investors hold 81.7% of Air Products’ outstanding shares, one of the highest levels in the industry, signaling confidence from large money managers and endowments. Insiders account for 1.9% of shares. The company’s beta of 0.87 indicates a share-price volatility roughly 13% below that of the broader market. Profitability metrics include a net margin of negative 3.28%, a return on equity of 15.18% and return on assets of 6.64%, reflecting resilient operational performance despite cyclical pressures.

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