Raymond James Starts Infinity Natural Resources (INR) at Strong Buy
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Raymond James analyst John Freeman initiates coverage on Infinity Natural Resources (NYSE: INR) with a Strong Buy rating and a price target of $30.00.
The analyst comments "Infinity Natural Resources is bringing some excitement back to the E&P space as the lone wolf in the sector with outsized organic growth. INR is not your pre-COVID version of a small-cap growth company. We believe this company will be able to grow production nearly 40% this year and ~30% next year, while holding basically zero debt and increasing free cash flow dramatically. We see FCF/EV at ~10% in 2026 and ~17% in 2027. There’s not a good public comp for INR given the asset base and outsized growth rate, but as we detail in the report, they screen attractively on multiple valuation metrics (EV/EBITDA, FCF/EV, etc.) relative to the broader peer group. INR’s unparalleled growth trajectory, high-return drilling inventory, bulletproof balance sheet, and attractive valuation (3.4x EV/2026E EBITDA) lead us to initiate with a Strong Buy rating and target price of $30/share."
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Shares of Infinity Natural Resources closed at $19.13 yesterday.
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