Under Armour, Inc. (UAA) specializes in the design, promotion, and distribution of athletic clothing, footwear, and accessories for men, women, and young people. Its apparel collection includes various fits such as compression, fitted, and loose styles. Additionally, the firm produces specialized footwear designed for running, training, basketball, cleated sports, post-exercise recovery, and outdoor activities. The…
Forecast
Consensus Hold from 27 analysts. Average price target $5.79, +16.1% versus the current price. Low $4.00. High $9.00.
Analysts have an average 12-month price target of $5.79 for Under Armour (UAA), 16.4% above the current price of $4.97. Of 27 analysts covering the stock, 4 rate it Buy or Strong Buy, 18 Hold, and 5 Sell or Strong Sell, giving a consensus of Hold.
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UAA price target
12-month price target
Low
$4.00
Average
$5.79
High
$9.00
The average is 16.4% above the current price of $4.97.
Is Under Armour a buy or sell?
Of 27 analysts, 4 rate Under Armour Buy or Strong Buy, 18 Hold, and 5 Sell or Strong Sell. The consensus label is Hold. That split is not a recommendation.
The Stocklytics Score, when it is published for UAA, averages value, quality, and growth on a 0–100 scale. It is not a price target. Fair value is a separate estimate on the fair value tab.
UAA forecast FAQs
What is the UAA price target?
$5.79 average, with a published range of $4.00 to $9.00.
Is Under Armour a buy or sell?
The consensus is Hold from 27 analysts. This is not a recommendation.
What is the Under Armour stock forecast for 2026?
Analysts' average EPS estimate for 2026 on file is $0.12. The average revenue estimate is $4.96 billion.
What will UAA be worth in 2030?
No reliable forecast exists that far out.
When is Under Armour's next earnings report?
The next earnings date is shown on the stock page when a future report is on the calendar. This forecast does not invent a date.
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