Zions Bancorporation Price Target Cut to $64, Raymond James Sets $80 Goal
Zions Bancorporation's consensus price target fell from $67.22 to $64.00 while Raymond James set an $80.00 target, reflecting mixed analyst views. Analysts expect Q1 EPS of $1.43 versus $1.13 year-over-year and revenue of $855.14 million after 8.1% revenue growth in 2025 driven by net interest income and fee income.
1. Analyst Price Target Revisions
Zions Bancorporation’s consensus price target decreased from $67.22 to $64.00 this quarter, reflecting broader caution among analysts. Raymond James analyst David Long remains bullish with an $80.00 target, highlighting divergent views on the bank’s valuation outlook.
2. Q1 Earnings and Revenue Estimates
Analysts forecast first-quarter earnings per share of $1.43 versus $1.13 a year ago, while projecting revenue of $855.14 million. These estimates suggest continued margin expansion and loan demand contributing to top-line growth.
3. 2025 Financial Performance Drivers
In 2025 Zions achieved 8.1% revenue growth driven by higher net interest income and increased fee income. Sustained loan demand and expanding margins underpinned this performance, setting a foundation for future earnings growth.
4. Operations and Market Presence
The bank operates 422 branches across Arizona, California, Texas and other states, providing commercial banking, wealth management and capital markets products. Its diversified service offerings and regional footprint support stable deposit growth and fee revenue.