The Fineos Corporation Holdings PLC (ASX: FCL) share price was in fine form on Tuesday.
The insurance industry software providerâs shares rose 15% to $1.61.
This means the Fineos share price is now up 24% since this time last week.
Why is the Fineos share price charging higher?
Investors have been bidding the Fineos share price higher following a rebound in the tech sector and some positive broker notes.
In respect to the former, the S&P/ASX All Technology Index rose over 2% on Tuesday after investor sentiment improved in the sector.
As for the latter, both Goldman Sachs and Macquarie have been talking positively about Fineos over the last week.
While Goldman Sachs only initiated coverage on the companyâs shares with a neutral rating, its price target of $1.65 is still higher than where its shares are trading even after these strong recent gains.
Goldman’s analysts âsee Fineos as well positioned to benefit from the long-term structural tailwinds of insurance industry digitisation and shift to cloud software.â
Over at Macquarie, its team are even more positive. Last week the broker put an outperform rating and $2.89 price target on the companyâs shares. This implies over 80% upside for the Fineos share price from current levels over the next 12 months.
Macquarie believes that Fineos will outperform its peers in respect to software revenue growth. Yet, despite this, it notes that the company’s shares still trade at a large discount to them.
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