What exactly did Goldman Sachs do on Feb 24, 2026?

Goldman Sachs maintained a Buy on Barry Callebaut AG and raised its price target to **CHF 1,600** from **CHF 1,450** on **Feb 24, 2026**. The action reaffirmed confidence without changing the recommendation.

How should investors interpret the BRRLY analyst rating now?

The BRRLY analyst rating staying at Buy signals analyst confidence in margin and earnings recovery. Investors should weigh the maintained Buy against commodity exposure, time horizon, and diversification needs.

Does the new price target mean the stock will rise to CHF 1,600?

A price target is an analyst projection, not a promise. The **CHF 1,600** target reflects Goldman Sachs’ view of fair value given forecasts, but market prices depend on macro, commodity, and execution factors.

Where can I find the Goldman Sachs note and more coverage?

The initial coverage summary appears in the press note on TheFly. For ongoing tracking and consolidated views, see our Meyka BRRLY page and monitor full broker reports.

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Goldman Sachs Maintains Buy on Barry Callebaut AG (BRRLY) Feb 24 2026

ByDanny Kontos February 25, 2026February 25, 2026

Goldman Sachs maintained a Buy on Barry Callebaut AG on Feb 24, 2026, keeping the BRRLY analyst rating at Buy while raising its price target. The move came with a new CHF 1,600 target, up from CHF 1,450, and signals continued confidence in the chocolate supplier’s margin recovery. The BRRLY analyst rating remains important for global investors given Barry Callebaut’s exposure to commodity cycles and processed-food demand. We examine what Goldman’s maintained Buy means for shares, price guidance, and investor strategy.