DTB Overview

Analyst Coverage: Scotiabank has maintained a Sector Perform recommendation for DTE Energy Company - Corporate Bond (NYSE:DTB) as of October 31, 2025, with an average one-year price target of $19.88/share, indicating a potential upside of 9.28% from its current price.

Projected Financials: DTE Energy Company - Corporate Bond is projected to have an annual revenue of $15,861 million, reflecting a 7.01% increase, with a non-GAAP EPS forecast of 7.28.

Fund Sentiment: There are currently 11 funds reporting positions in DTE Energy Company - Corporate Bond, with a slight increase in average portfolio weight to 0.14%, although total shares owned by institutions have decreased by 4.86% over the last three months.

Shareholder Activity: Several funds, including PFF and PGX, have reduced their holdings in DTE Energy Company - Corporate Bond over the last quarter, with decreases ranging from 4.83% to 9.48%.

UBS Coverage and Price Forecast: UBS has maintained a Buy recommendation for DTE Energy Company - Corporate Bond (NYSE:DTB) as of October 10, 2025, with an average one-year price target of $19.81/share, indicating a potential upside of 9.69% from its current price of $18.06/share.

Institutional Holdings and Changes: There are 11 funds reporting positions in DTE Energy Company - Corporate Bond, with a slight decrease in total shares owned by institutions by 5.44% over the last three months. Notable decreases in holdings were reported by PFF and PGX ETFs, while Fidelity Strategic Dividend & Income Fund maintained its position.

Morgan Stanley's Recommendation: On September 25, 2025, Morgan Stanley maintained an Overweight recommendation for DTE Energy Company - Corporate Bond (NYSE:DTB), with a projected one-year price target of $20.20/share, indicating a potential upside of 6.69% from its current price of $18.93/share.

Institutional Holdings and Changes: There are 11 funds reporting positions in DTE Energy Company - Corporate Bond, with a slight decrease in total shares owned by institutions by 5.44% over the last three months. Notable decreases in holdings were reported by PFF and PGX ETFs, while Fidelity and Nuveen funds showed minimal changes.