Highlights

  • Citigroup lowered its price objective on Trex while maintaining a neutral stance.
  • Multiple brokerages revised targets following recent earnings and sector trends.
  • Street consensus on Trex remains Hold based on compiled analyst ratings.

Trex Company, Inc. (NYSE:TREX), a manufacturer operating within the construction products segment, has seen renewed analyst attention following updates from several major brokerages. Citigroup most recently adjusted its outlook, reducing its price objective on the stock to USD 39.00 from USD 52.00, while keeping a Neutral rating in place. The revision was communicated in a research note issued earlier this week and reflects updated assumptions used by the firm in its valuation framework.

Other equity research firms have also released reports on Trex over recent weeks, resulting in a wide range of price targets and ratings. Barclays assigned a target price of USD 32.00 in early December. Jefferies Financial Group revised its stance by upgrading the stock from Hold to Buy and raised its price objective to USD 42.00. B. Riley reaffirmed a Buy rating but reduced its target to USD 57.00 from a prior USD 80.00, while Benchmark lowered its target to USD 40.00 and retained a Buy rating. UBS Group adjusted its price objective downward to USD 50.00 and maintained a Neutral view.

According to aggregated data from MarketBeat, analyst sentiment on Trex currently spans multiple rating categories. One analyst has issued a Strong Buy rating, seven recommend Buy, eleven assign Hold, and four maintain Sell ratings. Based on this distribution, the stock holds a consensus rating of Hold, with an average target price of USD 49.74.

From a trading perspective, Trex shares have experienced notable fluctuations over the past year. The stock has traded between a 52-week low of USD 29.77 and a high of USD 78.38. Technical indicators show the shares trading below both their 50-day and 200-day simple moving averages. The company’s market capitalization stands at approximately USD 3.74 billion, with a price-to-earnings ratio of 18.96 and a beta of 1.58.

Trex last reported quarterly earnings in early November, posting earnings per share of USD 0.51, compared with the analyst consensus estimate of USD 0.57. Quarterly revenue came in at USD 285.35 million, below expectations of USD 301.74 million, though revenue increased 22.1% year over year. Analysts, on average, project full-year earnings of 2.04 per share.

Shares of TREX closed at USD 34.86 on December 12 2025.