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Citibank Initiates Coverage of Mobileye With Buy Rating, $11 Target

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Citibank initiated coverage of Mobileye stock with a buy rating and an $11 price target, suggesting a 57% upside. The bank expects increased adoption of Mobileye's driver-assistance systems to boost sales. Additionally, the launch of autonomous driving systems from 2028 is projected to further enhance the company's revenue.

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  • Citibank initiated coverage of Mobileye with a buy rating and an $11 price target.
  • The $11 price target represents a 57% potential upside from Mobileye's last closing price.
  • Analysts expect growing adoption of driver-assistance systems to increase Mobileye's sales.
  • Mobileye's autonomous driving systems are slated for launch starting in 2028.
  • The new autonomous systems are expected to allow Mobileye to sell more components per car.

Citibank has begun covering the stock of Mobileye, issuing a "buy" recommendation with a price target of $11 per share. This target represents a potential upside of 57% from Mobileye's last closing price. The bank's analysts believe that the increasing adoption of advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) in vehicles will drive higher sales for Mobileye, which generates most of its revenue from these technologies.

Furthermore, Citibank anticipates revenue growth for Mobileye with the planned launch of autonomous driving systems starting in 2028. These systems are expected to enable Mobileye to sell more components per vehicle.

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