Chardan Capital Rates ZOOZ Strategy (ZOOZ) buy, $10 Price Target

Chardan Capital analyst James McIlree reiterated a Buy rating on ZOOZ Strategy Ltd. (NASDAQ: ZOOZ) on June 12, 2026. The firm kept its price target at $10.00, suggesting the analyst sees plenty of room for the stock to climb from its recent levels. This move comes as the company continues to market its unique kinetic energy storage systems for the electric vehicle (EV) market.

Chardan Capital Maintains Price Target

The decision by James McIlree to stick with a $10.00 price target reflects a steady outlook on the company's valuation. This isn't the first time the firm has voiced support for the stock; Chardan Capital also maintained that same $10.00 target and Buy rating in a separate report on August 26, 2026. Because the prior target was also $10.00, the analyst's view on the company's fair value hasn't shifted despite fluctuations in the broader market.

ZOOZ Stock Performance and Trends

On Saturday, shares of ZOOZ Strategy were priced at $5.51. The stock has experienced a wide range over the last year, hitting a high of $48.60 and a low of $4.55. Currently, the stock is trading below its 50-day moving average of $5.95 and its 200-day moving average of $6.94. These moving averages are technical tools that help investors see the average price over a set period. Trading below these levels often suggests the stock has been under recent pressure. With a market capitalization of roughly $64.16 million, ZOOZ is considered a micro-cap stock, which can often lead to more volatile price swings.

Analysts Set New Price Targets

The outlook from Chardan Capital aligns with the broader (though limited) analyst view of the company. Currently, there is only one analyst providing a formal rating and price target for ZOOZ Strategy. That consensus results in a mean price target of $10.00 and a unanimous Buy recommendation. While the company is not yet profitable, evidenced by its negative earnings per share of -$11.53 and a negative return on equity of -2.24%, it maintains a very high current ratio of 12.93. A current ratio measures a company's ability to pay its short-term debts; a number this high suggests the company has a large cushion of cash or other liquid assets compared to what it owes in the near future.

Powering the EV Charging Grid

ZOOZ Strategy Ltd. focuses on a very specific problem in the green energy world: the strain that ultra-fast EV charging puts on the electrical grid. The company, based in Lod, Israel, builds the ZOOZTER-100. This is a "kinetic power booster" that uses flywheel technology to store energy. Instead of relying on chemical batteries, it uses the physical motion of a spinning mass to store and release power. This allows charging stations to provide high-speed boosts to electric cars even in areas where the local power grid isn't strong enough to handle the load. Formerly known as ZOOZ Power Ltd., the firm changed its name in October 2025 as it expanded its reach into Germany, the U.K., and the U.S.

What to Watch for ZOOZ

Investors will likely keep a close eye on ZOOZ Strategy's ability to turn its technology into consistent revenue growth. While the analyst community is currently small, the high price target relative to the current share price shows a belief that the company's flywheel solutions could gain more traction. Future filings and contract announcements regarding the ZOOZTER-100 rollout in international markets will be the next major milestones for the company.