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ITV Share Price Target Increased at Barclays, UPS, and JPMorgan

ITV shares have climbed Friday, trading at 125.75p, up 1.86% after the television production and broadcasting firm’s share price target was increased at 3 banks. In addition, Shaftesbury also saw its price target raised…

Barclays analyst Julien Roch increased the price target on ITV to 140p from 125p, maintaining an Equal Weight rating on the shares.

UBS analyst Richard Eary increased the price target on ITV to 155p from 150p, maintaining a Buy rating on the shares.

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JPMorgan analyst Daniel Kerven increased the price target on ITV to 210p from 190p, maintaining an Overweight rating on the shares.

JPMorgan analyst Tim Leckie increased the price target on Shaftesbury to 630p from 550p, maintaining a Neutral rating on the shares.

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