Bathroom and body engineering is positioned as a fundamental change in 2025 after three tough years in 2025, according to JPMorgan. Analyst Matthew Boss upgraded the stock to overweight. He also raised his price target from $41 to $47 per share, meaning the stock is 28.9% higher than the stock that closed on Friday. Stocks have fallen nearly 20% over the past 12 months. According to Boss, this is part of a larger decline in beauty companies – the performance of Bath & Body Works has left the S&P 500 under about 70 percentage points over the past three years. The analysts added that the company’s trading points were down by about 40 percentage points compared to its peers in the beauty sector. BBWI .SPX 1y Mountain Bath & Body Works Compared with the S&P 500 index over the past 12 months, Boss has seen “upline and bottom line turning point opportunities.” Boss wrote in a client note Tuesday that the company “has a consistent opportunity in adjacency or collaboration” and “expands operating margins for seniors, returning at $825 million in FCF generation per year.” According to Boss, It said that high free cash flow levels support $1.7 billion in stock buybacks in 2025 and 2026. According to Boss, shareholders can get only 9% of shareholders from their capital allocation. Stocks jumped 4.5% Tuesday before the bell. According to LSEG, most analysts covering the stock are optimistic. Among the 19 who covered the bathroom and body work, 12 reviews for buying or strong buy. Average analyst target targets indicate 25%.
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