From what 0 stock analysts predict, the share price for AltEnergy Acquisition Corp. (AEAE) might decrease by 100% in the next year. This is based on a 12-month average estimation for AEAE. Price targets go from $ to $. The majority of stock analysts believe AEAE is a sell. Please note analyst price targets are not guaranteed and could be missed completely.
AEAE is a stock in Financial Services which has been forecasted to be worth $ as an average. On the higher end, the forecast price is $ USD by from and on the lower end AEAE is forecasted to be $ by from .
These are the latest 20 analyst ratings of AEAE.
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When did it IPO
2021
Staff Count
0
Country
United States
Sector/Industry
Financial Services/Shell Companies
CEO
Mr. Russell M. Stidolph
Market Cap
$72.1M
In 2023, AEAE generated $0 in revenue, which was a increase of 0.00% from the previous year. This can be seen as a signal that AEAE's business is growing, and its share price could be worth more in the future. However, if the company grows faster (or slower) than expected, this could also have a major impact on the future share price.
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Why It Matters - The announcement indicates potential growth opportunities for Car Tech and Shinyoung, impacting their market position and investor confidence in the automotive supply sector.
Summary - AltEnergy Acquisition Corp. has postponed its special stockholder meeting to April 28, 2023, at 12:00 p.m. ET, originally set for April 27, 2023.
Why It Matters - The postponement of AltEnergy Acquisition Corp.'s stockholder meeting may indicate potential uncertainty or strategic changes, affecting investor confidence and stock volatility.
Summary - AltEnergy Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ: AEAEU, AEAE, AEAEW) announced that starting December 13, 2021, holders of its units can trade Class A common stock and warrants separately.
Why It Matters - The ability to separately trade shares and warrants enhances liquidity and potentially increases market interest, impacting the valuation and trading dynamics of AltEnergy Acquisition Corp.