Mobileye Price Target Reduced to $16, Expects 2026 Earnings Leverage

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Raymond James cut Mobileye's price target to $16 from $19 and kept an Outperform rating, highlighting earnings leverage opportunities as revenue scales in late 2026 following a transitional fiscal 2026. Mobileye posted full-year 2025 revenue of $1.9 billion (15% growth) and acquired Mentee Robotics with commercialization aimed for 2028.

1. Analyst Price Target Adjustments

Raymond James lowered its target to $16 from $19 and maintained an Outperform rating, citing meaningful earnings leverage as incremental revenue scales in late 2026 despite labeling fiscal 2026 a transition year. RBC Capital also trimmed its forecast to $13 from $14, noting elevated R&D expenses tied to the Mentee Robotics acquisition.

2. 2025 Revenue and Growth

Mobileye reported full-year 2025 revenue of $1.9 billion, a 15% increase year-over-year that modestly exceeded prior guidance. The growth was driven by expanded deployments of its ADAS systems and advancements in its AI-based decision-making platforms.

3. Robotics Acquisition and Technology Roadmap

The acquisition of Mentee Robotics expands Mobileye’s platform into integrated humanoid systems with continuous passive learning. The company plans proof-of-concept engagements in high double digits during 2026 and aims for full commercial rollout by 2028, leveraging its artificial community intelligence and fast-think/slow-think vision-language models.

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