Weekly Recap | Caci +0.91%, most brokers rate it buy

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Caci (CACI) added 0.91% this week and closed at $626.85. The S&P 500 slipped 0.08%, so the stock outperformed the benchmark by roughly 0.99 percentage points. Monday opened at $627.38, dropped to $614.80 early, then bounced to close at $637.16. Tuesday marked the week’s high at $646.12 before three softer sessions, ending Friday at $626.85 in a fade-the-open pattern.

The Week

Caci (CACI) added 0.91% this week and closed at $626.85. The S&P 500 slipped 0.08%, so the stock outperformed the benchmark by roughly 0.99 percentage points. Monday opened at $627.38, dropped to $614.80 early, then bounced to close at $637.16. Tuesday marked the week’s high at $646.12 before three softer sessions, ending Friday at $626.85 in a fade-the-open pattern.

Key Events

CACI received a contract award to advance information advantage and irregular warfare operations for U.S. Central Command. In the satellite space, Vantor selected EnduroSat and CACI to build a high-revisit pulse satellite fleet. On the industry side, Thales and BAE Systems Digital Intelligence announced cooperation around the British Army’s Land ISTAR upgrade under Project ZODIAC, with the news appearing twice during the week.

Analyst Ratings

Of 16 brokers covering CACI, 11 rate it buy, 1 overweight, and 4 hold, with no underweight or sell. The consensus is buy, and the average target sits at $735.21, about 17.29% above the latest price. Targets range from $648 to $892, suggesting limited disagreement. CACI ranks 7th among 40 names in the research and consulting services industry.

The Week Ahead

Next week’s macro calendar runs from 22 to 24 September: Richmond Fed composite index on Tuesday, EIA crude and Cushing inventories on Wednesday, then jobless claims, current account, new home sales, and EIA natural gas storage on Thursday. CACI has no earnings scheduled; the main watch will be how broader market sentiment feeds into defence contractors.

In Short

CACI logged a small weekly gain and edged past the broader market. Sell-side positioning remains favourable, with 11 buys and a consensus target above spot. On the money flow side, the latest session showed small and medium lots providing liquidity while large-lot activity was flat, leaving little directional signal. Valuation is not cheap at roughly 25.85x P/E and 3.10x P/B. The next test is whether next week’s macro prints hold overall sentiment, and how quickly the USCENTCOM award translates into follow-on orders.

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