Intuit lifts full-year growth view, shares rebound in NASDAQ-100 trade

By Stefan Krueger, Long-Term & Business Model desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-27, 14:57.

Intuit (US4612021039) tightened its full-year outlook with a higher revenue-growth corridor for fiscal 2026 after reporting single-digit organic growth in the latest quarter. According to Zacks, management now targets about 13 to 14 percent revenue growth following 10.4 percent growth in the third quarter of fiscal 2026.Zacks analysis on Intuit's outlook

What recent numbers show

Zacks highlights that Intuit shares declined 38.6 percent over three months after weaker do-it-yourself tax performance weighed on results, despite the guidance lift.Zacks assessment of recent share performance The firm also notes the 2026 earnings-per-share consensus moved up by 0.58 dollars to 23.79 dollars in the past 30 days, implying roughly 18 percent growth from the prior year.

Intuit is a member of the NASDAQ-100, and the shares have recently rebounded from their lows alongside broader U.S. technology and fintech peers. TradingKey calculates that the stock is up about 40 percent since April, reflecting a marked technical recovery even as valuation remains a topic of debate.TradingKey overview of Intuit's recent move

Analyst views on the stock

Analysts remain divided on the stock. Zacks assigns Intuit a Rank 3 (Hold), pointing to solid fundamentals but a risk-reward profile that it sees as not compelling for aggressive new positions at the current valuation.Zacks rating and valuation commentary The research house notes that the improved guidance and stronger earnings estimates contrast with the recent share-price decline.

According to TradingKey, the average Wall Street price target stands around 480.19 dollars, while the current price is in the high 260s, leaving a substantial upside gap on paper.TradingKey summary of analyst price targets At the same time, an Intellectia summary of recent broker moves notes that some houses have turned more cautious, including a Goldman Sachs downgrade to Sell earlier in June, underlining that sentiment is not uniformly positive across the street.Analyst downgrade recap citing Goldman Sachs move on Intuit

How Intuit makes its money

Intuit generates most of its revenue from financial software and services for consumers and small businesses, led by the TurboTax, QuickBooks, Credit Karma and Mailchimp brands. The company reports across segments including Small Business & Self-Employed, Consumer, Credit Karma and ProTax, combining subscription and transaction-based income streams.

Where the shares trade today

The Intuit shares (US4612021039) last closed on 2026-06-26 at 267.72 US dollars on the NASDAQ, according to TradingKey, implying a market capitalization of roughly 73.4 billion dollars at that time.TradingKey price and market-cap data for Intuit

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