Stifel analyst J. Parker Lane lowered the firm’s price target on Braze (BRZE) to $40 from $45 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares. Braze shares traded off by as much as 14% after the company reported its “thinnest top-line beat in two years,” the analyst tells investors. However, the firm believes execution on the OfferFit integration and Project Catalyst rollout, among other AI initiatives, likely “further cement Braze as the leading next-gen marketing cloud” throughout the course of FY26 and FY27 as well as help widen the gap of next-gen capabilities between the company and larger vendors.
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