Analysts have updated their ratings and price targets for SM Energy (NYSE:SM), with a mix of bullish and neutral stances. Over the past three months, ratings have varied, with the current consensus being 1 bullish, 2 somewhat bullish, and 1 indifferent. The average 12-month price target is now $45.00, down from $47.75, with a high estimate of $51.00 and a low of $40.00. Key analysts from Keybanc, Raymond James, Mizuho, and Susquehanna have adjusted their price targets, with three lowering and one raising their target. SM Energy's financials show a -22.7% revenue decline over 3 months, but strong profitability with a net margin of 34.76% and above-average ROE and ROA. The company has a lower-than-average debt-to-equity ratio of 0.46.