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META Catches Two $900+ Price Targets, Implying Up to 31% Upside
Written by Leo Miller. Published 8/27/2025.
Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) shares have staged an impressive rally in 2025, climbing roughly 28% as of the Aug. 27 close. That surge has added over $350 billion to the company's market capitalization, underlining the strength of its artificial intelligence (AI)–driven advertising business. Despite trading near record highs, Wall Street analysts still see meaningful upside. Below, we detail two recent price targets on Meta that exceed $900 per share.
Loop and Cantor Targets Point to Over 20% Upside for META
On Aug. 5, Loop Capital lifted its price target on Meta to an ambitious $980, up 10.4% from $888. Loop's Managing Director and Senior Internet Analyst Rob Sanderson now holds the most bullish forecast of any firm tracked by MarketBeat. Versus Meta's Aug. 27 closing price of about $747, that target implies roughly 31% upside—far above the MarketBeat consensus of around $822, which suggests about 10% growth.
On Aug. 13, Cantor Fitzgerald reiterated its $920 price target for Meta. Senior Equity Research Analyst Deepak Mathivanan's forecast implies nearly 23% upside, reflecting continued conviction in Meta's ad business.
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Key Points
- Meta's latest price targets are some of its most bullish yet.
- Meta's fantastic Q2 and strong Asia-Pacific revenues show that tariffs are not creating an undue impact on the business so far.
- Analysts have upgraded the stock more than 25 times over the last 30 days, significantly outpacing the number of upgrades recorded for two other key hyperscalers.
On the flip side, analysts at Zack's Research recently downgraded Meta from a Strong Buy to a Hold, indicating not all observers are uniformly bullish.
Meta's Robust Q2 Bolsters Bullish Outlook; Asia Revenue Holds Firm Despite Tariffs
Meta's Q2 earnings comfortably beat estimates, fueling these upbeat calls. The company reported several strong marketing metrics, including an acceleration in ad impressions to 11% growth (up from 5% in Q1), alongside rising engagement on both Facebook and Instagram.
Advertising revenue in the Asia-Pacific region rose by more than 11% quarter-over-quarter, according to Meta's Q2 presentation. Many had feared that the end of the de minimis tariff exemption for Chinese and Hong Kong firms—such as Temu and Shein—might curb their ad spending. That exception expired in May for those markets and will end for all other countries on Aug. 29 (AP News).
Temu and Shein invest heavily in advertising on Meta's platforms. While PDD (NASDAQ: PDD), Temu's parent, reported a 17% drop in sales and marketing expenses from Q1 to Q2, it did not specify cuts at Meta specifically. Overall, Meta's Asia-Pacific ad revenue growth suggests the de minimis change has yet to dent its business materially.
More broadly, new U.S. reciprocal tariffs that took effect Aug. 7 for over 60 countries could pose a headwind. If higher duties begin to influence marketing budgets, Meta's Q3 results may reveal the first signs of impact.
META Holds the "Most Upgraded" Crown in the Past 30 Days
Reflecting widespread analyst optimism, Meta has been MarketBeat's most upgraded stock over the 30-day period ending Aug. 27. According to MarketBeat data, Meta received 27 analyst upgrades—significantly outpacing "Magnificent Seven" peers. Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) and Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) garnered 20 and 17 upgrades, respectively.
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