Sigma Lithium Corp
XTSX:SGML

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Sigma Lithium Corp
XTSX:SGML
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Price: 16.26 CAD -4.69%
Market Cap: CA$1.8B

Wall Street
Price Targets

SGML Price Targets Summary
Sigma Lithium Corp

Wall Street analysts forecast SGML stock price to rise over the next 12 months.

According to Wall Street analysts, the average 1-year price target for SGML is 17.79 CAD with a low forecast of 14.14 CAD and a high forecast of 21.33 CAD.

Lowest
Price Target
14.14 CAD
13% Downside
Average
Price Target
17.79 CAD
9% Upside
Highest
Price Target
21.33 CAD
31% Upside
Sigma Lithium Corp Competitors:
Price Targets
WJG
Watkin Jones PLC
180% Upside

Revenue
Forecast

N/A
Past Growth
36% / Year
Estimated Growth
N/A
Estimates Accuracy
N/A
Average
N/A
Past Growth
36% / Year
Estimated Growth
N/A
Estimates Accuracy
N/A
Average

The compound annual growth rate of Sigma Lithium Corp's revenue for the next 4 years is 36%.

Operating Income
Forecast

N/A
Past Growth
N/A
Estimated Growth
Estimates Accuracy
2%
Average Beat
N/A
Past Growth
N/A
Estimated Growth
Estimates Accuracy
2%
Average Beat

Net Income
Forecast

N/A
Past Growth
N/A
Estimated Growth
Estimates Accuracy
-2%
Average Miss
N/A
Past Growth
N/A
Estimated Growth
Estimates Accuracy
-2%
Average Miss
Why do you have more estimates than other sites?

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 SGML's stock price target?
Price Target
17.79 CAD

According to Wall Street analysts, the average 1-year price target for SGML is 17.79 CAD with a low forecast of 14.14 CAD and a high forecast of 21.33 CAD.

What is Sigma Lithium Corp's Revenue forecast?
Projected CAGR
36%

The compound annual growth rate of Sigma Lithium Corp's revenue for the next 4 years is 36%.

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