MODN stock gains on analyst support and firm quarterly numbers
Published on 09/18/2026 at 19:20 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
MODN stock (Model N Inc., ISIN US6075901002) is supported by a $320.14 average analyst price target as of September 18, 2026, while MarketBeat said the company posted $1.53 EPS and $874.10 million in quarterly revenue.
Analysts keep a Buy tilt
According to MarketBeat on September 18, 2026, nine analysts covering the stock assigned an average rating of Moderate Buy and a $320.14 average twelve-month price objective. The same report said two analysts rate the shares Hold and seven rate them Buy.
That setup matters because the average target still sits well above the current market price, and the gap is large enough to stay visible in the quote data.
Quarterly figures stay central
MarketBeat also reported that the company earned $1.53 EPS for the quarter, up from $0.95 a year earlier, while revenue reached $874.10 million and beat the consensus estimate of $878.69 million by $4.59 million. The same snapshot said quarterly revenue rose 28.0 percent year over year.
For investors, the key comparison is simple: earnings increased by $0.58 per share year over year, while sales climbed by 28.0 percent. That combination is stronger than a pure price move because it links the share rating to operating performance.
Price remains the reference
As of September 17, 2026, MODN stock closed at USD 186.96 on the Nasdaq, up USD 5.78 or 3.19 percent on the session. Yahoo Finance also showed a market capitalization entry and a revenue trailing-twelve-month figure of $3.37 billion on the same snapshot.
Modine Manufacturing stock data
- Company: Model N Inc.
- ISIN: US6075901002
- Ticker: MODN
- Trading venue: Nasdaq
- Price (as of September 17, 2026): USD 186.96
- Sector / Industry: Software / Application Software
- Index membership: Russell 2000
Stock level in view
MODN stock ended September 17, 2026 at USD 186.96, and the analyst target of $320.14 leaves the valuation debate open as the next trading session begins.
