Target Hospitality Corp. (TH) - Stock Analysis

Last updated: Mar 29, 2026

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Data-center buildout winner: sequential multi-year West Texas/power/data-center contracts (including a >$550M hyperscale hub and additional 400–650 bed builds) have driven a ~57% 21-day price surge, giving strong revenue visibility and supporting further short-term continuation as long as price holds above the recent $9–10 consolidation band.

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Idea window: 4/2/2026 – 4/9/2026Sector: Industrials

AI Analyst Overview

Last Price
$13.88
Market Cap
$1.39B
1D Return
+9.64%
YTD Return
+73.28%

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Valuation Metrics

P/E
-37.3
P/B
3.6
P/S
4.3
EV/EBITDA
31.8
Div Yield
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Fundamental Analysis

6.0

Key Financial Insights: • Positive EBITDA • Weak liquidity • High capex/outflows TH generates solid revenue and positive EBITDA but has persistent operating losses, strained near-term liquidity and heavy capex, while the market appears to be pricing in an operational recovery.

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Price Behavior

7.0

Key Price Behavior Insights: • Strong momentum • Resistance capped • Elevated volatility Support Level: $9.03–$9.10 (deeper $7.62) Resistance Level: $9.70 TH is in a last month uptrend (≈+23% from $7.79 to $9.61) but faces near-term resistance at $9.70 with support around $9.03–$9.10 and deeper support at $7.62, amid elevated volatility that raises pullback risk. ​

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Sentiment & News

7.0

Key News Insights: • Multi‑year contracts • Revenue growth • Q4 loss Target Hospitality is shifting into higher‑value, multi‑year data‑center and power contracts (backlog >$740M) driving revenue growth but still facing near‑term profitability pressure after a Q4 loss.

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AI Summary

6.0
Neutral

TH's pivot into multi‑year data‑center, power and workforce contracts meaningfully raises revenue visibility by converting utilization volatility into contracted streams, but the investment thesis now hinges on converting the >$740M backlog into cash at target margins. Monitor quarterly backlog‑to‑cash timing, cash conversion and margin mix (services vs construction) closely—tight liquidity, heavy capex and ~8,000 idle beds mean missed timing or margin slippage would likely produce sharp downside.

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Description

Target Hospitality Corp. is a North American specialty rental and hospitality services company that operates four reporting segments: Hospitality & Facilities Services - South, Hospitality & Facilities Services - Midwest, Government, and TCPL Keystone. It owns and operates a network of approximately 15,528 beds across 27 communities (26 owned, 1 leased, plus one managed community) and provides on-site lodging support services such as catering, maintenance, housekeeping, security and workforce community management. The company serves the U.S. government, government contractors, and firms in natural resource development and energy infrastructure; it was founded in 1978 and is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.

Idea History

DateCloseTickerCompanySummaryStatusP/L
Apr 2Apr 9THTarget Hospitality Corp.
Data-center buildout winner: sequential multi-year West Texas/power/data-center contracts (including a >$550M hyperscale hub and additional 400–650 bed builds) have driven a ~57% 21-day price surge, giving strong revenue visibility and supporting further short-term continuation as long as price holds above the recent $9–10 consolidation band.
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