Morgan Stanley raised the firm’s price target on Deere (DE) to $560 from $500 and keeps an Overweight rating on the shares after the company outlined “an attractive long-term earnings path” during its investor day meeting. Deere issued 2030 targets of 10% equipment operating sales compound annual growth to about $63B with better than expected top-line growth despite a more gradual Precision Ag ramp, says the analyst, who adds that the event “raises our conviction” in the long-term attractiveness of Deere shares.
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