What exactly did Deutsche Bank change in its NDCVF analyst rating?

Deutsche Bank maintained its **Hold** recommendation on **February 06, 2026** and raised the price target to **NOK 155** from **NOK 150**. The NDCVF analyst rating shows a valuation upgrade but no change in the overall recommendation

Does the NDCVF analyst rating raise mean I should buy the stock?

No. A maintained **Hold** with a raised target means modestly better valuation assumptions but not a Buy signal. The NDCVF analyst rating implies limited near-term upside; investors should weigh risk tolerance and time horizon

How does this NDCVF analyst rating affect short-term trading?

Short-term traders should not expect large moves from a single maintained Hold with a small target raise. The NDCVF analyst rating is incremental; clear momentum or multiple analyst upgrades would better support a trading opportunity

Where can I read the original analyst note for the NDCVF analyst rating?

The published item summarizing Deutsche Bank’s action is available via TheFly. See the reported note here for details and timestamp [source](https://thefly.com/permalinks/entry.php/id4287682/6261286394/NDCVF-Nordic-Semi-price-target-raised-to-NOK--from-NOK--at-Deutsche-Bank)

Analyst Ratings

Deutsche Bank Maintains Hold on NDCVF Nordic Semiconductor ASA Feb 2026

ByHuzaifa Zahoor February 7, 2026February 7, 2026

Deutsche Bank maintained its Hold on NDCVF (Nordic Semiconductor ASA) on February 06, 2026, while raising its price target to NOK 155. The action is recorded as a maintained rating with a modest target lift from NOK 150. This NDCVF analyst rating update signals steady analyst sentiment rather than a directional shift. We review the rating change, the new NOK 155 target, the market context, and what investors should take from this maintained stance