Copa Holdings (NYSE:CPA) Maintains Buy Rating with Increased Price Target
Copa Holdings (NYSE:CPA) is a prominent airline company based in Panama, operating under the Copa Airlines brand. It provides passenger and cargo services across the Americas, with a strong presence in Latin America. The company competes with other regional airlines like Avianca and LATAM Airlines. On May 14, 2025, Cowen & Co. maintained its “Buy” rating for CPA, with the stock priced at $103.14.
TD Cowen raised its price target for CPA from $140 to $144, as highlighted by TheFly. This suggests confidence in the stock’s potential for growth. Zacks Investment Research also identifies CPA as a top value stock for long-term investment, based on its Zacks Style Scores. These scores help investors find strong stocks across different strategies, including value, growth, and momentum.
Currently, CPA is priced at $102.60, showing a slight increase of 0.68% or $0.70. The stock has fluctuated between $102 and $103.37 during the trading day. Over the past year, CPA has seen a high of $114 and a low of $80.01, indicating some volatility. The company’s market capitalization is approximately $4.22 billion, reflecting its significant presence in the airline industry.
Today’s trading volume for CPA on the NYSE is 100,238 shares, which provides insight into investor interest and activity. The stock’s performance and the recent price target increase by TD Cowen suggest that investors may see potential in CPA’s future growth and stability.
