On May 27, Barclays raised its price target on Iron Mountain Incorporated (NYSE:IRM) to $121 from $118 and maintained an Overweight rating.
The rating update came with the firm’s update of models in the data center group and the company’s fiscal Q1 2025 earnings, which showed record performance in revenue and adjusted EBITDA.
A storage facility with boxes and shelves to store records, representing the company’s secure records storage.
Iron Mountain Incorporated reported record fiscal Q1 2025 revenue of $1.6 billion, reflecting a 7.8% growth on a reported basis and 9.4% growth excluding the effects of foreign exchange. The improved results were attributed to strong performance across the company’s business, with its growth businesses of data center, digital, and asset lifecycle management (ALM) collectively rising more than 20%.
The company also delivered a record first-quarter adjusted EBITDA of $580 million and increased its 2025 guidance based on these results. On May 1, Iron Mountain Incorporated declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.785 per share for Q2 2025.
Iron Mountain Incorporated provides storage and information management solutions. Its operations are divided into the following business segments: Global Records & Information Management Business, Global Data Center Business, and Corporate & Other Business.
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