Bristow Group Inc. provides vertical flight solutions to offshore energy companies and government agencies in the United Kingdom, Norway, the United States, Nigeria, and internationally. It operates through three segments: Offshore Energy Services, Government Services, and Other Services. The company offers various aviation services comprising personnel transportation, search and rescue (SAR), medevac, fixed wing…
Forecast
Consensus Buy from 3 analysts. Average price target $60.00, +43.8% versus the current price. Low $60.00. High $60.00.
Analysts have an average 12-month price target of $60.00 for Bristow Group (VTOL), 42.7% above the current price of $42.04. Of 3 analysts covering the stock, 3 rate it Buy or Strong Buy, 0 Hold, and 0 Sell or Strong Sell, giving a consensus of Buy.
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VTOL price target
12-month price target
Low
$60.00
Average
$60.00
High
$60.00
The average is 42.7% above the current price of $42.04.
Is Bristow Group a buy or sell?
Of 3 analysts, 3 rate Bristow Group Buy or Strong Buy, 0 Hold, and 0 Sell or Strong Sell. The consensus label is Buy. That split is not a recommendation.
The Stocklytics Score, when it is published for VTOL, 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.
VTOL forecast FAQs
What is the VTOL price target?
$60.00 average, with a published range of $60.00 to $60.00.
Is Bristow Group a buy or sell?
The consensus is Buy from 3 analysts. This is not a recommendation.
What is the Bristow Group stock forecast for 2026?
Analysts' average EPS estimate for 2026 on file is $3.41. The average revenue estimate is $1.68 billion.
What will VTOL be worth in 2030?
No reliable forecast exists that far out.
When is Bristow Group's next earnings report?
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