
IMAX price target boosted by Wedbush on growth outlook
Proactive Investors
Published: Jul 24, 2026, 03:32 PM
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IMAX price target boosted by Wedbush on growth outlook Published: 11:31 24 Jul 2026 EDT IMAX Corp (NYSE:IMAX) received a price target increase from Wedbush to $54 from $46, with the firm reiterating its Outperform rating as it expects continued growth from a stronger film pipeline, market share gains and global expansion.
The analysts wrote that IMAX remains on Wedbush’s Best Ideas List as the company benefits from an increase in the volume and quality of films produced for IMAX, a broader mix of local-language and global releases, expanded alternative content offerings and further international footprint growth.
“IMAX remains on Wedbush’s Best Ideas List given our view that it is benefitting from an uptick in volume and quality of filmed-for-IMAX titles in the second half of 2026 through 2028, which is driving market share gains,” the analysts wrote.
Wedbush highlighted IMAX’s second-quarter results as evidence of the strength of its business model, noting that the company exceeded expectations despite weaker Chinese box office performance and a modest domestic share decline during a quarter with a heavier focus on family films.
“IMAX’s results demonstrated the quality of its business model that handily beat expectations despite a shortfall in its Chinese box office and a modest domestic share loss in a quarter heavier on family fare,” the analysts wrote.
IMAX reported second-quarter revenue of $103 million, up 12% year over year and above Wedbush’s and consensus estimates of $94 million. Adjusted EBITDA came in at $45 million, ahead of Wedbush’s estimate of $39 million, driven by higher installations, improved margins and operating expense leverage.
The analysts wrote that additional installations during the quarter supported results and helped ease c...
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