Wall Street Is Growing Increasingly Confident in Ralliant Corp. (RAL). Here’s Why

Ralliant Corp. (NYSE:RAL) is among the spin-off companies in 2025. On June 28, 2025, Fortive Corp. (NYSE:FTV) completed the spin-off of Ralliant, transferring its Precision Technologies business through a pro rata distribution of shares to Fortive shareholders. Ralliant started trading on the NYSE on June 30.

The company witnessed several positive analyst moves in December. The latest of those came from Ian Zaffino, an analyst at Oppenheimer, who reiterated his bullish stance on the company with an Outperform rating on December 15, according to The Fly. The analyst also raised his price target on the stock from $55 to $60.

Zaffino’s optimistic view was supported by management’s robust long-term growth outlook and its execution as an independent company, as evidenced by strong Q3 results.

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Before Zaffino’s update, Truist analyst Kevin Wilson initiated coverage of Ralliant Corp. (NYSE:RAL) on December 12, assigning a Buy rating and a $62 price target, citing its “stronghold positions in attractive growth markets.” He believed that the company benefits from its exposure to markets such as electrification & digitization, grid modernization, and defense technology, which, along with a portfolio of high-margin businesses, position it as a “compelling combination.”

Earlier, on December 8, an analyst at Citi upgraded the stock from Neutral to Buy and raised his price target from $53 to $61, citing a “relatively undemanding” valuation.

Ralliant Corp. (NYSE:RAL) is a technology company that designs, develops, manufactures, and services precision instruments and highly engineered products.

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