WK: Board Changes And Technology Advances Will Drive Share Price Higher

Analysts have raised their price target for Workiva from $97.60 to $106.50, citing improved profit margins and a stronger forward-looking earnings outlook, even though expectations for revenue growth have been slightly lowered. What's in the News Investor activism: Irenic Capital Management has launched a campaign urging Workiva to shake up its board, consider a sale, and address governance concerns, including the dual-class share structure and long-standing directors (Investor Activism, Nomination Related).

Analysts have maintained their fair value estimate for Workiva at $97.60 per share. They cite a stable financial outlook and steady growth expectations as core reasons for their unchanged price target.

Analysts have maintained their price target for Workiva at $97.60. Minor adjustments in the discount rate and future P/E estimates were not significant enough to alter their overall outlook.

Analysts have raised their fair value estimate for Workiva from $96.10 to $97.60. They cite updated assumptions around profit margins and revenue growth trajectories as the reason for this change.

Workiva’s higher price target reflects improved profitability, as evidenced by a rising net profit margin and a sharp decline in future P/E, prompting a fair value increase from $94.10 to $96.10. What's in the News Workiva announced a major expansion of its intelligent platform, introducing agentic AI, unified data automation, and a modernized controls experience, with companies like PwC and Cognizant utilizing the new capabilities to accelerate reporting and enhance data confidence.