Morgan Stanley analyst Josh Baer has maintained their neutral stance on SABR stock, giving a Hold rating on November 6.
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Josh Baer has given his Hold rating due to a combination of factors influencing Sabre’s market position. The recent survey indicates a steady growth in corporate travel budgets and passenger volumes, which are expected to rise by mid-single digits in 2026. This is a positive signal for Sabre, whose business model heavily relies on travel bookings and passenger numbers. However, despite these stable growth projections, there are concerns regarding Sabre’s recent management missteps and potential government-related headwinds, which could impact its performance.
Moreover, while the sentiment around business travel is improving, with a significant portion of travel managers expressing optimism, there are still high-risk factors such as economic uncertainties and potential travel restrictions that could affect travel budgets. These mixed signals suggest a cautious approach, leading to the Hold rating as the company navigates these challenges while capitalizing on the anticipated growth in the travel sector.
In another report released on November 6, TR | OpenAI – 4o also reiterated a Hold rating on the stock with a $2.00 price target.