Goodfood Market Corp
TSX:FOOD
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Wall Street
Price Targets
FOOD Price Targets Summary
Goodfood Market Corp
According to Wall Street analysts, the average 1-year price target for
FOOD
is 0.26 CAD
with a low forecast of 0.25 CAD and a high forecast of 0.26 CAD.
Our estimates are sourced from the pool of sell-side and buy-side analysts that we have access to. What is available on other sites you are seeing are mostly from the sell-side analysts.
What is FOOD's stock price target?
Price Target
0.26
CAD
According to Wall Street analysts, the average 1-year price target for
FOOD
is 0.26 CAD
with a low forecast of 0.25 CAD and a high forecast of 0.26 CAD.
What is Goodfood Market Corp's Revenue forecast?
Projected CAGR
-3%
For the last 8 years the
compound annual growth rate for
Goodfood Market Corp's revenue is
25%.
The projected
CAGR
for the next 2 years is
-3%.
