Wells Fargo analyst Stephen Baxter raised the firm’s price target on Universal Health (UHS) to $259 from $249 and keeps an Overweight rating on the shares following quarterly results. Overall, modestly higher EBITDA estimates and rolling fully to 2027 estimates offsets a material increase in the odds of enhanced exchange subsidies expiring in the firm’s price target framework, Wells says.
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