
UTI Stock Forecast & Price Target
UTI Analyst Ratings
Bulls say
Universal Technical is supported by resilient demand for skilled trades and healthcare training, with recent quarterly revenue of $218.9M and Adj. EBITDA of $18.2M, plus New Student Start growth of 10.9% and UTI starts up 23% year over year. Its bullish case is strengthened by rapid campus ramps in Atlanta and San Antonio, management’s FY29 goal of $1.2B in revenue and nearly $220M in Adj. EBITDA, and a cohort default rate of just 11.9%, which underscores strong graduate outcomes. Near-term guidance pressure from a High School channel execution miss appears temporary relative to structural tailwinds from labor shortages, AI-related workforce shifts, and expanding employer partnerships that should support long-term operating leverage.
Bears say
Universal Technical is facing a deteriorating enrollment picture, with High School Starts in the September quarter about 1,000 short of plan despite leads rising 15%, showing that weaker follow-up and staff turnover are hurting conversion. Management’s shift toward shorter Skilled Trades programs such as Welding and HVAC may help demand, but it also lowers revenue per student and pressures the company’s high fixed-cost model. The outlook worsened as full-year revenue guidance was cut to $893M-$900M from $905M-$915M, Adj. EBITDA to $100M-$103M from $114M-$119M, and free cash flow to between ($20M) and breakeven.
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