Highlights

  • Citizens JMP reaffirmed its market perform view on DigitalBridge Group shares.
  • Analyst opinions remain mixed, with recent rating and target revisions across firms.
  • Institutional ownership remains high, reflecting ongoing portfolio-level interest.

Citizens JMP reiterated its “market perform” rating on DigitalBridge Group Inc. (NYSE:DBRG), according to a research note cited by Benzinga. The brokerage maintained its existing stance while keeping its valuation framework unchanged. The update followed recent trading activity and broader analyst commentary surrounding the digital infrastructure-focused investment firm.

DigitalBridge has drawn notable attention in recent months, with several brokerages revisiting their assumptions and ratings. TD Cowen adjusted its price objective upward in late October while assigning a “buy” rating. Around the same period, Wall Street Zen revised its view from “sell” to “hold,” reflecting a reassessment of recent developments. Royal Bank of Canada also lifted its price objective in December and applied an “outperform” rating, while B. Riley upgraded the stock to a “strong-buy” designation. Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, meanwhile, raised its target price modestly and retained a “market perform” rating.

Based on data compiled by MarketBeat, analyst coverage currently includes one “Strong Buy,” six “Buy,” three “Hold,” and one “Sell” rating, resulting in a consensus assessment described as “Moderate Buy.” The average target price across analysts stands at USD 17.50, providing a reference point for how expectations vary across the coverage universe.

From an operating standpoint, DigitalBridge last reported quarterly results for the period ended March 21. The company posted a loss of USD 0.07 per share for the quarter. Financial metrics reported included a net margin of 18.57% and return on equity of 4.78%, with quarterly revenue totaling USD 232.83 million. Analysts, on average, project earnings of 0.17 per share for the current fiscal year, based on available estimates.

Institutional activity has also been notable. Several hedge funds and asset managers increased or initiated positions over recent quarters, including Portolan Capital Management, Balyasny Asset Management, Azora Capital, Clearline Capital, and Northern Right Capital Management. Overall, institutional investors and hedge funds collectively account for approximately 92.69% of outstanding shares, underscoring the stock’s significant presence in professional portfolios.

DBRG last closed at approximately USD 15.26 on December 29, 2025.