What exactly did Citigroup do for Safran (SAFRY) on Feb 17, 2026?

On Feb 17, 2026 Citigroup maintained its **Neutral** rating for Safran and raised the price target to **EUR 342**. This SAFRY analyst rating keeps the buy/sell view steady while signaling stronger valuation expectations.

How should investors interpret the new SAFRY price target?

The higher **EUR 342** price target shows Citigroup expects better medium-term earnings or multiples. The SAFRY analyst rating stayed Neutral, so treat the target as a valuation update, not a full endorsement to buy.

Does this single maintained rating change shift consensus on Safran?

One maintained action by Citigroup moves the conversation, but it does not overhaul consensus. The SAFRY analyst rating change raises valuation expectations while leaving the overall recommendation unchanged.

What does Meyka’s B+ grade mean alongside the SAFRY analyst rating?

Meyka AI rates SAFRY with a grade of **B+** based on benchmarks, sector metrics, growth, and analyst consensus. The grade complements the SAFRY analyst rating but is not investment advice.

Analyst Ratings

Citigroup Maintains Neutral on Safran SA (SAFRY) Feb 17 2026, PT EUR 342

ByHuzaifa Zahoor February 18, 2026

Citigroup maintained a Neutral rating on Safran SA (SAFRY) on February 17, 2026. It raised its price target to EUR 342 from EUR 275. This SAFRY analyst rating pairs a steady view with a stronger valuation path. Citigroup cited sector recovery and aircraft engine aftermarket strength as drivers. The update was published at 02:19 PM on February 17, 2026. We summarize the SAFRY analyst rating change, the new SAFRY price target, market reaction, and investor implications.