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Innodata Pops After Analyst Sets $140 Price Target Amid AI Data Surge

Innodata Pops After Analyst Sets $140 Price Target Amid AI Data Surge

Innodata Inc. shares jumped Tuesday, with traders rotating into one of the more volatile AI data stocks. The Nasdaq-listed name was last at $110.97, up $11.31, or 11.3%. The day’s range ran from $98.12 to $113.73, putting market cap around $3.96 billion. Google Finance showed a 52-week range from $34.23 up to $125.14, bringing Innodata closer to its recent peak. Its beta stood at 2.83, a sign of how much INOD can swing. Renewed analyst calls gave Innodata a push Monday. BWS Financial lifted its price target to $140 from $110, keeping Innodata as a “top pick,” MarketBeat said, citing Benzinga. Wedbush also bumped its target up to $120 from $100 and stayed at Outperform. Analysts set price targets to show where they think a stock might trade in the next 12 months. For growth names like INOD, a higher target after this year’s rally gives investors something new to chase.
Innodata Stock Jumps on AI Revenue Beat: The $51 Million Big Tech Deal Driving INOD Higher

Innodata Stock Jumps on AI Revenue Beat: The $51 Million Big Tech Deal Driving INOD Higher

Innodata Inc. shares leapt roughly 89% early Friday, powered by a record-setting first quarter and a boost to its 2026 growth forecast. The AI data-engineering firm now sees potential new Big Tech deals generating about $51 million in revenue for this year. INOD last changed hands at $86.31, just off an intraday high of $90.13. The shift is drawing attention as investors look for firms translating the AI boom into tangible sales. Innodata reported first-quarter revenue of $90.1 million, up 54% year over year—fueled by stronger demand for its AI-focused data services, with growth coming from larger customer programs and fresh contracts involving increasingly complex AI workflows.
Innodata Stock Jumps After Q1 Earnings Beat: Why the AI Data Trade Is Back in Focus

Innodata Stock Jumps After Q1 Earnings Beat: Why the AI Data Trade Is Back in Focus

NEW YORK, May 7, 2026, 7:04 PM EDT Innodata Inc. raised its 2026 revenue growth forecast Thursday after reporting first-quarter results that blew past expectations on both revenue and adjusted profit. Revenue jumped 54% to $90.1 million. New deals with a major tech client may add around $51 million to this year’s top line, the company said, pointing to continued appetite for AI training and evaluation services among smaller data-services players.
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