Amphenol shares after JPMorgan removes focus list status, Buy stays in place

By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-23, 20:56.

Amphenol (US0320951017) traded on NYSE on Tuesday after JPMorgan removed the name from its Equity Focus List while keeping an Overweight rating, according to GuruFocus. MarketBeat also showed the shares at $160.79 at 10:34 AM Eastern, with the stock listed in the NYSE technology and electronic components segment.

JPMorgan makes a clean cut

JPMorgan's move is concrete and dated: on June 23, 2026, the bank removed Amphenol from its Equity Focus List and kept the Overweight view, GuruFocus reported. That keeps the analyst backdrop firm even as the list change itself resets the near-term attention level.

TradingKey put Amphenol at $166.10 on June 22, 16:00 ET, with a market cap of $203.26 billion and a P/E of 45.45. Yahoo Finance's market commentary on the company still ties the stock to AI data-center buildout demand.

What analysts and traders see

The analyst anchor remains visible in the consensus-style data around the name. TradingKey cited an overall Buy rating and a price target of $181.51, while Yahoo Finance highlighted Amphenol as a key supplier for AI infrastructure.

On MarketBeat, the shares traded between $158.50 and $161.77 in the daily range and showed a 52-week range of $119.24 to $166.39. That places the current quote close to the recent top end of the one-year band.

The connector business

Amphenol makes connectors, cable assemblies and interconnect systems for industrial, communications and data-center customers. The market commentary around the stock increasingly centers on high-speed interconnects for AI infrastructure.

NYSE price check

The Amphenol shares (US0320951017) trade on June 23, 2026, at 20:56 UTC on NYSE at $160.79.

This article is for information only and does not constitute investment advice.