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NASDAQ:BRZE 10 December 2025 - 17 December 2025

Braze (BRZE) Stock News Today (Dec. 17, 2025): BTIG Buy Rating, Institutional Buying, and Fresh Forecasts After an AI-Fueled Quarter

Braze (BRZE) Stock News Today (Dec. 17, 2025): BTIG Buy Rating, Institutional Buying, and Fresh Forecasts After an AI-Fueled Quarter

Braze, Inc. is back in the spotlight on Wednesday, December 17, 2025, as a mix of new analyst coverage, institutional positioning, and post-earnings follow-through keeps the customer engagement software name on traders’ and long-term investors’ watchlists. As of 17:44 UTC, BRZE traded at $35.84, up $1.90 on the day, with an intraday range of $34.00–$35.99 and volume around 1.08 million shares.
17 December 2025
Braze (BRZE) Stock on December 10, 2025: Q3 Earnings, AI Deals and a Wave of Analyst Upgrades

Braze (BRZE) Stock on December 10, 2025: Q3 Earnings, AI Deals and a Wave of Analyst Upgrades

December 10, 2025 – Braze, Inc., the customer‑engagement software provider, is back in focus after delivering strong fiscal third‑quarter 2026 results, lifting full‑year guidance and triggering a rush of bullish analyst calls. The stock last closed regular trading at $30.65, up about 2.1% on the day, leaving shares roughly 27% lower year to date and about 37% below their 52‑week high of $48.33.Finviz+1 Following the earnings release, Braze briefly surged in after‑hours trading into the mid‑$30s. Benzinga highlighted an after‑hours gain of around 11% after the company beat revenue expectations and raised guidance, while StockStory described the move as the stock “soaring” on the print.Benzinga+1 Even after that pop, Braze remains a deeply “re‑rated” growth name: it now trades on about 5.2× trailing sales and a forward P/E near 50, with consensus targets implying substantial upside from current levels.Finviz+1
10 December 2025
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