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International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF) has drawn fresh attention after a strong recent run, with the stock up about 18% over the past week and 16% over the past month.
For investors, those moves sit against a mixed backdrop, including a small negative 1 year total return, weaker 3 year and 5 year records, and a current share price of $83.
See our latest analysis for International Flavors & Fragrances.
The recent 27.44% 3 month share price return and 22.00% year to date share price return contrast with a 0.75% decline in 1 year total shareholder return, hinting that momentum has picked up only in the shorter term as investors reassess growth prospects and risks around International Flavors & Fragrances at its current US$83 share price.
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With the shares now at US$83 and only a modest discount to some analyst estimates, the key question is whether recent momentum still leaves room for upside, or if the market is already pricing in future growth.
At a last close of $83, International Flavors & Fragrances is sitting just above the most followed fair value estimate of about $82.37, which is built on detailed revenue, margin and discount rate assumptions.
The analyst price target for International Flavors & Fragrances edges higher to about US$82.37 from roughly US$81.49 as analysts weigh slightly lower modeled revenue growth against a higher profit margin profile, a modestly reduced discount rate, and a lower assumed future P/E, in line with a recent series of Street target increases.
Recent Street research on International Flavors & Fragrances shows a cluster of price target revisions, with several bullish analysts lifting their targets and a smaller group trimming assumptions. Together, these updates focus on how execution, valuation, and medium term growth expectations might line up.
Want to see what sits behind that fair value of roughly $82? The narrative leans on a sharp swing from losses to profits, tighter margins, and a future earnings multiple usually reserved for higher growth names. Curious which exact revenue and earnings paths have to play out to justify that price range? The full story connects all those moving parts.
