Wells Fargo Reiterates Rating on Synaptics Incorporated $SYNA
Key Points
- Wells Fargo now rates Synaptics Incorporated ($SYNA) "buy" with a $155.00 target.
- The Street's average $SYNA price target is $129.64 (Buy).
- $SYNA last traded around $138.44.
Wells Fargo reiterated its rating on Synaptics Incorporated ($SYNA) to a "buy" rating, with a price target of $155.00 in a recent research note.
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About Synaptics Incorporated
Synaptics Incorporated develops, markets, and sells semiconductor products worldwide. The company provides touch, display, biometrics, voice, audio, processor, wireless, and multimedia products for mobile, personal computers, smart home, industrial, and automotive applications, as well as modular development kits, open software frameworks, and optimized AI/ML toolchains. It also offers Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Bluetooth Low Energy, Zigbee, Thread, Matter, global positioning system, global navigation satellite system, ultra-wideband and ultra-low energy solutions, human interface products, organic light-emitting diodes, multimedia SoCs, fax/modem/printer processors, video interface ICs, DisplayLink graphics, and display driver ICs (DDIC); Astra and Veros, an AI solution; and DisplayLink and DisplayPort to simplify connectivity to external displays. In addition, it provides Natural ID, a fingerprint ID product for notebook, personal computer peripherals, automobiles, and other applications, as well as integrated touch and display, local dimming, and driver sensing technologies. The company sells its products through direct sales, outside sales representatives, OEM distributors, and value-added resellers. Synaptics Incorporated was incorporated in 1986 and is headquartered in San Jose, California.
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