Weyerhaeuser's stock recently dropped to a new 52-week low of $18.31, trading around $18.51, reflecting market pressure. Analysts have mixed views: Seaport Global lowered its price target to $30, Raymond James upgraded to "strong buy" with the same target, Citigroup cut its target slightly, and Truist maintained a "hold" rating but raised its target. Despite some optimistic price targets well above the current price, dividend coverage is a concern as adjusted funds cover only 59% of the $0.84 base dividend, requiring land sales to make up the difference. This highlights risks in relying on regular operations for dividend payments amid fluctuating timber and lumber demand.
While Weyerhaeuser faces dividend coverage challenges, related financial stocks on Pluang show varied performance. Citigroup trades at USD 125.61 with a 1-day decline of 1.32%, and Truist is priced at USD 45.23, down 0.78%. These figures are current as of Oct 08, 2026 22:52 WIB.
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