The analyst rating for TIMES ELECTRIC was influenced by the company's weak 3Q25 results, which showed revenue, operating profit, and net profit growth that fell short of expectations. Goldman Sachs noted a year-over-year growth of 11% in revenue, 15% in operating profit, and 5% in net profit, which led them to slightly lower their revenue forecasts for 2025-2030 by up to 5% and net income forecasts by up to 6%. As a result, they adjusted their 12-month target prices for TIMES ELECTRIC's shares downward and maintained a Neutral rating for A-shares and a Buy rating for H-shares.
