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Roper Technologies (NASDAQ:ROP) Faces Challenges Amid Lower Financial Projections

  • Scott Davis from Melius Research set a price target of $479 for NASDAQ:ROP, indicating a potential increase of about 34.59%.
  • Roper's recent financial projections for 2026 have fallen short of Wall Street expectations, leading to a 14.9% drop in its shares.
  • The current stock price reflects a decrease of $49.77 or -12.18%, with a year high of $595.17 and a low of $345.93.

Roper Technologies (NASDAQ:ROP) is a diversified technology company that provides software and engineered products for a variety of industries. The company operates through several segments, including medical and scientific imaging, RF technology, and industrial technology. Roper's competitors include companies like Honeywell and Emerson Electric, which also offer technology solutions across multiple sectors.

On January 27, 2026, Scott Davis from Melius Research set a price target of $479 for ROP. At that time, the stock was trading at $355.89, suggesting a potential increase of about 34.59%. However, Roper's recent financial projections for 2026 have fallen short of Wall Street expectations, primarily due to reduced demand in its government contracting unit, Deltek.

Following the announcement of its lower-than-expected revenue and profit forecasts, ROP shares dropped significantly by 14.9%. The current stock price is $358.90, reflecting a decrease of $49.77 or -12.18% in its value. Today, the stock has fluctuated between a low of $345.93 and a high of $382.86, indicating volatility in the market.

Over the past year, ROP has seen a high of $595.17 and a low of $345.93. The company's market capitalization is approximately $38.63 billion, which is a measure of its total market value. The trading volume for ROP today is 3,111,173 shares, showing active trading on the NASDAQ exchange.