Pilbara Minerals Limited

UBS analyst upgrades Pilbara Minerals rating to hold

Pilbara Minerals has updated its director's interest notice for Dale Robert Henderson, issuing 264,496 Share Rights and 1,741,217 Performance Rights as part of the company's Employee Award Plan. This aligns his compensation with the company's strategic goals. The latest analyst rating for Pilbara Minerals stock is a Hold with a A$4.00 price target.

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Pilbara Minerals Updates on Director’s Interest Changes

Pilbara Minerals has announced the quotation of 1,193,817 ordinary fully paid securities on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). This move aims to enhance the company's market presence and liquidity. The issuance results from options being exercised or convertible securities being converted, potentially impacting financial flexibility and stakeholder engagement. The latest analyst rating for Pilbara Minerals stock is a Hold with a A$4.00 price target.

Pilbara Minerals Announces Quotation of New Securities on ASX

Morgan Stanley analyst Rahul Anand maintains a Buy rating on Pilbara Minerals with a price target of A$2.85. Despite an analyst consensus of Hold and a price target consensus of $2.04, Anand's recommendation is based on his coverage of the Basic Materials sector. Anand has an average return of 11.4% and a 57.96% success rate on recommended stocks.

Morgan Stanley Remains a Buy on Pilbara Minerals  (PILBF)

UBS analyst Levi Spry upgraded Pilbara Minerals to a Hold rating with a price target of A$4.00. Spry is a 5-star analyst with a 14.1% average return. Citi also rated Pilbara Minerals as Hold, while Goldman Sachs maintained a Sell rating. Spry covers the Basic Materials sector, including Vault Minerals, Perseus Mining, and Northern Star Resources.

Pilbara Minerals  (PILBF) was upgraded to a Hold Rating at UBS

Pilbara Minerals Ltd :APPOINTMENT OF CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICERAPPOINTMENT OF MS ALEX WILLCOCKS AS CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

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Pilbara Minerals Appoints Chief Financial Officer

Pilbara Minerals Ltd :ASX IN PROCESS OF IMPLEMENTING CO'S CHANGE OF NAME FROM TRADING START ON DEC 3CHANGE OF COMPANY NAME TO PLEASE GROUP LIMITED

Pilbara Minerals Says ASX In Process Of Changing Company's Name From Dec 3

Pilbara Minerals held its 2025 AGM, emphasizing its commitment to Indigenous communities, acknowledging the Traditional Owners of the lands where it operates, including the Whadjuk Noongar, Nyamal, and Kariyarra people. The meeting highlighted the importance of these relationships in its operational regions.

Pilbara Minerals’ 2025 AGM Highlights Indigenous Acknowledgement

Pilbara Minerals Limited announced a change in director Stephen John Scudamore's shareholding. On November 17, 2025, Scudamore sold 101,647 ordinary shares for $379,143.31. This move may impact the company's stock dynamics and indicates a shift in his investment strategy. The latest analyst rating for Pilbara Minerals (AU:PLS) is a Buy with a A$2.85 price target. Pilbara Minerals focuses on lithium extraction and production, crucial for electric vehicles and energy storage. The company's YTD price performance is 78.08%, with a market cap of A$12.56B.

Pilbara Minerals Announces Director’s Change in Shareholding

Pilbara Minerals (ASX:PLS) has hit a 52-week high amid rising lithium prices, with shares up nearly 90% year-to-date. Despite strong growth, the stock is considered overvalued, with a fair value estimate of A$2.89 compared to its last close at A$4.19. Analysts highlight potential risks from lithium price volatility and expansion costs. The SWS DCF model values the stock even lower at A$0.26, suggesting significant overvaluation. Investors are urged to consider these factors and explore other investment opportunities.

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Pilbara Minerals (ASX:PLS): Assessing Valuation After 52-Week High on Lithium Market Strength

Australian shares rose on Thursday, ending a three-day losing streak, led by gains in mining and banking stocks. The S&P/ASX 200 index increased by 0.7%, with miners and gold miners up nearly 1% and 1.1%, respectively. Financials rose 0.5%, while technology stocks surged 4.1%. However, energy stocks fell 0.3% due to easing oil prices. New Zealand's S&P/NZX 50 index also rose by 0.3%.

Australian shares climb as miners, banks lead broad-based rally

Pilbara Minerals (ASX:PLS) stock rose 16% after surpassing operational guidance and reducing unit costs, driven by rising lithium prices. Despite reaching a 52-week high, the primary catalyst remains lithium price recovery. The company reported FY 2025 sales of A$768.85 million and a net loss of A$195.77 million, highlighting the impact of lithium price volatility on profitability. Pilbara Minerals is projected to achieve A$1.4 billion in revenue and A$247.0 million in earnings by 2028, with a fair value estimate showing a 28% downside to its current price.

Pilbara Minerals (ASX:PLS) Is Up 16.0% After Beating Guidance and Cutting Unit Costs—What's Changed

Morgan Stanley analyst Rahul Anand maintained a Buy rating on Pilbara Minerals, setting a price target of A$2.85. Anand, who covers the Basic Materials sector, has an average return of 11.4% and a 57.30% success rate. The analyst consensus for Pilbara Minerals is Hold, with a price target consensus of $1.84.

Morgan Stanley Keeps Their Buy Rating on Pilbara Minerals  (PILBF)

The Nasdaq Composite is experiencing new volatility, with demand-side control evident despite a modest close. The lithium market is in a bullish phase, positively impacting ASX stocks like Pilbara Minerals, Mineral Resources, and Liontown Resources. Technical analysis shows key demand and supply levels for the Nasdaq, with a focus on maintaining the long-term uptrend.

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Ord Minnett has upgraded Pilbara Minerals to a Hold rating with a price target of A$3.60. Additionally, TR | OpenAI's Gavin Steelwright also rated it as Hold, while Morgans maintained a Sell rating.

Ord Minnett upgrades Pilbara Minerals  (PILBF) to a Hold

Morgans analyst Annabelle Sleeman has maintained a Sell rating on Pilbara Minerals (PILBF) with a price target of A$3.10. Sleeman, a 3-star analyst with a 51.85% success rate, also covers other companies in the Basic Materials sector. Additionally, Bell Potter's James Williamson issued a Sell rating for Pilbara Minerals, while TR | OpenAI reiterated a Hold rating on the same day.