Key Takeaways
- Shares of IREN advanced 2.6% to $39.75 in Tuesday’s session, with Bernstein maintaining the Street’s most aggressive price objective at $100—representing potential gains of 146%.
- Wall Street’s aggregate assessment stands at “Moderate Buy,” featuring a mean price objective of $82.71, while JPMorgan maintains a contrarian “underweight” stance with a $46 valuation.
- The company secured $2.8 billion worth of fresh multi-year AI Cloud agreements in July, subsequently elevating its 2026 annualized AI Cloud revenue projection beyond $4 billion.
- A substantial $3.4 billion five-year cloud partnership with NVIDIA was finalized in May 2026, while IREN wrapped up a $625 million purchase of cloud infrastructure provider Mirantis on August 4.
- CNBC’s Jim Cramer, when questioned about IREN, recommended callers consider CoreWeave as an alternative, highlighting its larger operational scope and more attractive valuation metrics.
Shares of IREN changed hands at $39.75 during Tuesday’s trading session, marking a 2.6% increase from the previous closing price of $38.74. The equity reached an intraday peak of $40.96 before pulling back. Trading activity registered approximately 9% beneath typical session volumes.
The stock presently trades significantly beneath its 50-day moving average of $46.06 and 200-day moving average of $46.56. With a beta coefficient of 4.29, the stock demonstrates considerable volatility in either direction.
Bernstein’s Gautam Chhugani maintains the Street’s most optimistic price objective on IREN at $100. This forecast was initially established in May 2026 in conjunction with IREN’s cloud partnership announcement with NVIDIA, and has been reaffirmed on several occasions, including most recently on July 30. Reaching $100 from present levels would constitute approximately 146% appreciation.
Chhugani’s July 30 research note carried the partial heading “The semis guys have your back,” referencing agreements between AMD and Core Scientific, along with a purported deal between Hut 8 and NVIDIA, as reinforcing evidence for the wider AI infrastructure investment narrative.
The $100 forecast also represents roughly 30% above IREN’s 52-week peak of $76.87.
Wall Street’s Divided Outlook
The mean price projection spanning 10 analysts monitored by Google Finance registers at $77.89. Goldman Sachs analyst Michael Ng maintains the most conservative active target at $50 alongside a Hold recommendation, last reaffirmed on July 20.
Additional price objectives include $90 from H.C. Wainwright, $79 from both Canaccord Genuity and Jefferies, and $58 from Freedom Capital Markets. JPMorgan represents the sole firm carrying a Sell-equivalent recommendation, featuring a $46 valuation established in May 2026.
Consensus forecasts fluctuate based on the platform: TipRanks reports $75.18 across 12 analysts, MarketBeat indicates $82.71, and Public.com shows $76.62 spanning 13 analysts.
The overall ratings distribution encompasses seven Buy recommendations, three Hold ratings, and two Sell ratings over the trailing three-month period according to Google Finance.
Revenue Projections and Recent Deals
IREN executed $2.8 billion in fresh multi-year AI Cloud agreements during July and increased its year-end 2026 annualized AI Cloud revenue forecast to exceed $4 billion, representing an elevation from the prior $3.7 billion projection. Approximately 85% of this revenue expectation is supported by executed contracts.
The company’s $3.4 billion five-year cloud arrangement with NVIDIA, formalized in May 2026, served as the foundation for significant bullish analyst commentary earlier in the year.
On August 4, IREN finalized its $625 million acquisition of Mirantis, a cloud infrastructure software provider.
In its March quarter financial disclosure, IREN posted revenue of $144.8 million compared to the $219.87 million Street estimate and EPS of -$0.30 versus the anticipated -$0.22. Analyst Paul Meeks forecasts revenue climbing from $717 million in the current fiscal year to $3.1 billion in FY27 and $8.5 billion in FY28.
Financial results for the June quarter remained unpublished at the time of publication.





