Invesco's analyst price target has increased from $24.04 to $25.12 per share, as analysts point to improving revenue growth trends and positive industry dynamics that are supporting higher earnings estimates.

Analyst Commentary

Recent analyst coverage of Invesco has highlighted several key factors shaping sentiment on the shares, with bullish and bearish perspectives reflecting ongoing changes in valuation, execution, and growth outlook.

• Bullish analysts note that Invesco is making progress in addressing legacy issues through ongoing debt paydowns. This is expected to support a higher valuation multiple and improve the overall outlook for the company.
• Several price target increases reflect improving industry dynamics and stronger organic growth in assets under management. Both equity and bond markets have recently delivered positive returns, and flows remain healthy.
• There has been a series of upward revisions to earnings estimates and price targets over the past quarters. Analysts expect that higher base revenue growth, margin improvement, and balance sheet flexibility will benefit future performance.
• Product innovation, such as the recent conversion of flagship funds to exchanged traded fund status, is seen as a catalyst that can drive improved profitability and market positioning.

• Bearish analysts continue to express reservations regarding the near-term earnings outlook. They expect the next few quarters to remain volatile and "noisy" as the company navigates through industry and macro uncertainties.
• Some caution that, despite a recent rally in the stock, Invesco’s shares remain in line with, rather than meaningfully above, sector benchmarks. This creates uncertainty about the sustainability of outperformance.
• There is ongoing concern about whether improved flow trends and organic growth rates can be sustained over the longer term given industry competition and shifting investor preferences.
• A few analysts prefer a neutral stance, suggesting that while underlying execution has improved, further progress is needed before the company can achieve a premium valuation relative to peers.

What's in the News

• Invesco has launched two new actively managed ETFs, the Invesco Core Fixed Income ETF (GTOC) and the Invesco Intermediate Municipal ETF (INTM). This expansion of its active fixed income platform increases the total assets under management to over $491 billion globally (Key Developments).
• GTOC is designed to serve as a core portfolio building block and invests in high-quality U.S. investment grade fixed income instruments (Key Developments).
• INTM aims to provide federally tax-exempt income by investing in investment grade municipal bonds with intermediate duration and high credit quality (Key Developments).
• Invesco completed the repurchase of 1,745,987 shares between April and June 2025. This brings total buybacks under the multi-year plan to almost 64 million shares, or 14.56% of shares outstanding, for $1.23 billion (Key Developments).

Valuation Changes

• Consensus Analyst Price Target has risen slightly from $24.04 to $25.12 per share, reflecting increased optimism.
• Discount Rate has edged down fractionally, from 8.53% to 8.52%.
• Revenue Growth, while still negative, has improved modestly from -6.70% to -5.50%.
• Net Profit Margin has decreased slightly from 21.04% to 20.98%.
• Future P/E has increased marginally from 12.72x to 12.82x.