Raymond James raised the firm's price target on DoubleVerify to $14 from $13 and keeps an Outperform rating on the shares. DoubleVerify's Q1 results were broadly in line on revenue and ahead on EBITDA with FY26 guidance reiterated, highlighting a return to more stable and predictable performance after recent volatility, while early-stage initiatives such as strong Social Activation growth, CTV expansion, and Slop Stopper momentum showed encouraging traction that could scale into 2H26 and beyond, supporting a longer-term narrative reset despite the absence of major surprises, the analyst tells investors in a research note.
