Analyst Activity – Royal Bank of Canada Raises Its Price Target On Sandvine (TSE:SVC) to C$4.10

Analyst Ratings For Sandvine (TSE:SVC)

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Today, Royal Bank of Canada raised its price target on Sandvine (TSE:SVC) to C$4.10 per share.

There are 2 hold ratings, 3 buy ratings on the stock.

The current consensus rating on Sandvine (TSE:SVC) is Buy (Score: 2.60) with a consensus target price of C$3.24 per share, a potential .

Some recent analyst ratings include

  • 1/13/2017-TD Securities Reiterated Rating of Hold.
  • 1/13/2017-Scotiabank Reiterated Rating of Outperform.
  • 12/9/2016-Desjardins was Downgraded by analysts at Desjardins from a “Buy ” rating to a ” Hold” rating. They now have a C$3.10 price target on the stock, up previously from C$3.50 .
  • 9/26/2016-National Bank Financial Reiterated Rating of Sector Perform Market Weight.


    About Sandvine (TSE:SVC)
    Sandvine Corporation is engaged in research, design, manufacturing and sale of network policy control solutions for communications service providers. The Company offers various solutions, including business intelligence, traffic optimization, cyber security, subscriber engagement, subscriber services and business services. Its products include Network Analytics, Network Demographics, Traffic Management, Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) Accelerator, Network Security, OutReach, Usage Management, Cloud Services Policy Controller and Traffic Steering Engine. Its Network Security product delivers carrier-grade protection of subscribers and network resources. Its OutReach provides fixed, mobile and converged access communications service providers (CSPs) with a product to build, execute and manage multi-channel subscriber engagement initiatives. The Company operates in Canada; the United States; Caribbean and Latin America; Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific.

    Recent Trading Activity for Sandvine (TSE:SVC)
    Shares of Sandvine closed the previous trading session at 3.08 up +0.05 1.65% with 356,547 shares trading hands.

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