WS Investor
07 Sep 2026, 15:58
Alibaba Stock in Focus as Bernstein Reiterates Outperform Rating
Alibaba Group (NYSE: BABA) received continued support from Bernstein, which reiterated its *Outperform* rating on the Chinese technology and e-commerce giant.
Bernstein maintained a *$165 price target* for Alibaba. With BABA trading around *$113.10*, the target implies approximately *46% upside* from current levels.
The bullish stance comes as Alibaba remains one of China’s largest internet companies, with major positions across e-commerce, cloud computing, logistics and digital services. Its cloud business is particularly important to the longer-term investment case as demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure and enterprise AI services expands in China.
Alibaba has been increasing its focus on AI and cloud computing while defending the competitive position of its core Taobao and Tmall e-commerce platforms. These businesses give the company exposure to both a potential recovery in Chinese consumer spending and longer-term AI-related growth.
Bernstein’s reiterated Outperform rating indicates continued confidence in Alibaba’s prospects. With the shares trading substantially below the firm’s $165 target, the rating suggests the analyst sees considerable potential for appreciation from current levels.
Alibaba Group (NYSE: BABA) received continued support from Bernstein, which reiterated its *Outperform* rating on the Chinese technology and e-commerce giant.
Bernstein maintained a *$165 price target* for Alibaba. With BABA trading around *$113.10*, the target implies approximately *46% upside* from current levels.
The bullish stance comes as Alibaba remains one of China’s largest internet companies, with major positions across e-commerce, cloud computing, logistics and digital services. Its cloud business is particularly important to the longer-term investment case as demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure and enterprise AI services expands in China.
Alibaba has been increasing its focus on AI and cloud computing while defending the competitive position of its core Taobao and Tmall e-commerce platforms. These businesses give the company exposure to both a potential recovery in Chinese consumer spending and longer-term AI-related growth.
Bernstein’s reiterated Outperform rating indicates continued confidence in Alibaba’s prospects. With the shares trading substantially below the firm’s $165 target, the rating suggests the analyst sees considerable potential for appreciation from current levels.
