Wall Street analyst price targets, ratings consensus & upside potential
Last 12 months price action with 12-month analyst target path
As of May 6, 2026, The Gorman-Rupp Company (GRC) has a Wall Street consensus price target of N/A, based on estimates from 3 covering analysts. The company has a market capitalization of $2.05B.
Analyst price targets range from a low of N/A to a high of N/A.
The current analyst consensus rating is Hold, with 1 analysts rating the stock as a Buy or Strong Buy,2 rating it Hold, and 0 rating it Sell or Strong Sell. The mixed ratings reflect uncertainty about near-term direction.
From a valuation perspective, GRC trades at a trailing P/E of 38.5x and forward P/E of 30.1x. The forward PEG ratio of 1.90 indicates reasonable valuation for growth. Analysts expect EPS to grow +15.9% over the next year.
Our proprietary valuation model, which blends historical multiples with forward estimates, suggests a base-case price target of $98.98, with bear and bull scenarios of $34.11 and $90.77 respectively. Model confidence stands at 56/100, reflecting moderate uncertainty in projections.
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The consensus price target for GRC is $N/A, close to the current price of $77.74 (N/A% implied move). Based on 3 analyst estimates, the stock appears fairly valued near current levels.
GRC has a consensus rating of "Hold" based on 3 Wall Street analysts. The rating breakdown is mixed, with 2 Hold ratings making up the largest segment. The consensus 12-month price target of $N/A implies N/A% upside from current levels.
GRC trades at a forward P/E of 30.0933x, representing a moderate valuation. With analysts targeting $N/A (N/A% implied move), the stock appears close to fair value.
The most bullish Wall Street analyst has a price target of $N/A for GRC, while the most conservative target is $N/A. The consensus of $N/A represents the median expectation. Our quantitative valuation model projects a bull case target of $91 based on optimistic growth and margin assumptions. These targets typically reflect 12-month expectations.
GRC is lightly followed, with 3 analysts providing price targets and ratings. Of these, 0 have Strong Buy ratings, 1 have Buy ratings, 2 recommend Hold, and 0 have Sell or Strong Sell ratings. Higher analyst coverage generally indicates greater institutional interest and more reliable consensus estimates.
The 12-month GRC stock forecast based on 3 Wall Street analysts shows a consensus price target of $N/A, with estimates ranging from $N/A (bear case) to $N/A (bull case). The median consensus rating is "Hold". Our proprietary valuation model produces a base case fair value of $99, with bear/bull scenarios of $34/$91.
Our quantitative valuation model calculates GRC's fair value at $99 (base case), with a bear case of $34 and bull case of $91. The model uses discounted cash flow analysis, historical growth rates, and margin mean-reversion to project FY+2 earnings, then applies an appropriate P/E multiple. The model confidence score is 56/100.
GRC trades at a forward P/E ratio of 30.1x based on next-twelve-months earnings estimates compared to a trailing P/E of 38.5x. The lower forward P/E indicates analysts expect earnings growth. A forward P/E is useful for comparing valuations when earnings are expected to change significantly.
GRC appears fairly valued according to analysts, with a "Hold" rating and minimal upside to the $N/A target. Consider your investment thesis and risk tolerance. This information is for educational purposes only. Always conduct your own research, consider your financial situation, and consult a financial advisor before making investment decisions.
GRC analyst price targets range from $N/A to $N/A, a NaN% tight range reflecting strong analyst consensus. Differences stem from varying assumptions about revenue growth, profit margins, competitive dynamics, and valuation multiples. The $N/A consensus represents the middle ground. Our model's $34-$91 range provides an independent fundamental perspective.