In 2021, Nvidia has driven immense revenue growth across the board, highlighting the companies dominance within its industry.

Nvidia continues to outperform revenue expectations Analyst Vivek Arya from the second largest banking institution in the USA, Bank of America sees the possibility of Nvidia maintaining a 20% sales growth through to 2025. The analyst noted the increasing competition and the maturing GeForce RTX 30xx-series cycle as key components of his 2023 modelling thesis.Īnother 2025 forecast from Wallstreet was made earlier this year. However, the analyst does expect below-street 2023 estimates. The analyst illustrated Nvidia stock as his “most compelling long-term secular growth story”. Wells Fargo analyst Aaron Rakers raised the banks target to $245 a share.

Overwhelming majority of analysts see upside in Nvidia stockĮvercore ISI are not the only institution to call bullish on Nvidia stock, with analysts from UBS, Wells Fargo and Rosenblatt securities all raising targets for 2022. The $4 Billion revenue target highlights key contributions from Nvidia’s AI Enterprise platform, Mercedes-Benz partnership, Omniverse, GeForce Now, and eventually Base Command and Fleet Command. Muse believes the company could see $4 Billion in incremental software revenues by 2025 according to theFly. However the analyst sees strength in Nvidia’s robust software ecosystem and emerging monetization channels. The target suggests an upside of 25.6%, reaffirming the companies outlook for the next 12 months.

Muse recently raised the firm’s price target to $250 a share. Wallstreet analyst sees $4 Billion in software revenue by 2025Įvercore ISI analyst C.J.

Nvda forecast 2023