Kratos is about to drop its Q2 earnings, and the market’s watching closely after a stellar Q1 that smashed revenue and EBITDA forecasts. With analysts expecting a steady 17% YoY revenue bump—aligned with last year’s performance—and a recent uptick in defense stocks like Huntington Ingalls and RTX, Kratos could be poised for a rebound. Despite a 13.4% slide in the past month and a current share price of $46.29, the average analyst target sits at $109.33—a massive gap that could widen if they deliver. Can Kratos sustain its momentum and prove investors right?
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