JB Capital revises upward Ibersol's target price and recommendation. Back to advising "buy"
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JB Capital revises upward Ibersol's target price and recommendation. Back to advising "buy"

Jornal de Negócios11 September 2026 at 11:02

JB Capital revised upward the target price and recommendation for Ibersol, resuming the "buy" advice for the company's shares. This revision represents a change in the financial institution's perspective on the Portuguese listed company in the restaurant sector.

In reaction to this revision, Ibersol's shares gained more than 2% this Friday, trading at around 10.20 euros per share. At the opening of the session, the share rose more than 4%, reaching an even higher peak during the morning.

With this performance, Ibersol positioned itself only behind BCP as the listed company that rose the most this morning on the Portuguese market. The movement reflects the positive reception by investors to the favorably altered revision by JB Capital.

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