Lake Street raised the firm’s price target on VirTra to $13 from $9 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares, noting that the company is entering 2024 “riding a four-quarter streak of reporting better top and bottom line results.” The firm thinks CEO John Givens’ experience in the simulator market and long history serving the military space position the company to make significant inroads in this sector and believes the stock can see “meaningful multiple expansion from current levels as this earnings leverage becomes better appreciated,” the analyst tells investors.
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