This Industrial Tech Stock Boosted By AI Flashes Bullish Signal, Eyes Entry Amid 130% Run
Updated 12/12/2025 01:43 PM ET
One key indicator of a potential market leader is when it shows unusual relative strength. And industrial tech stock Allient (ALNT) is currently flashing one such bullish signal as it drives toward a new entry amid a powerful run.
Allient, formerly known as Allied Motion Technologies, designs, makes, and sells precision and specialty motion-control components and systems. The company is not a pure-play artificial intelligence company, but it is benefiting from the AI boom by supplying power quality and components for data centers.
Allient sells products to a variety of industries, including aerospace and defense and industrial. The company operates across three segments: motion, controls and power. It mostly sells components and systems to other businesses and agencies, such as the U.S. Postal Service.
It is also a global play, with operations in the U.S., Canada, South America, Europe, and Asia. Allient has a big presence in China, with facilities in the southeastern cities of Changzhou and Suzhou.
Allient stock is a muscular performer both fundamentally and technically, with its IBD Composite Rating sitting at 97 out of 99. The stock was pulling back Friday but still displayed sturdiness by holding above its short-term and major moving averages.
The company has posted robust profit gains, which is reflected in its Earnings Per Share Rating of 96 out of 99. Per-share earnings have risen by an average 55% over the past three quarters, outstripping the 25% growth level sought by disciples of The IBD Methodology.
Allient's bottom line is expected to grow. Analysts foresee a 39% rise in full-year earnings in 2025 followed by a slowdown to a still-strong rate of 20% in 2026.
Allient Stock Analysis
Allient has formed a new weekly chart cup base, according to MarketSurge analysis. The ideal buy point sits at 58.13.
This is a midstage pattern. The stock has been finding support at the 21-day exponential moving average of late, an encouraging sign. In addition, the relative strength line is hitting fresh highs. This is a bullish sign, and represents outperformance vs. the benchmark S&P 500.
Further underlining this point is the stock's vigorous run during 2025, with Allient rising around 130%.
Institutions have been loading up on the stock recently going by its Accumulation/Distribution Rating of B+. The stock has logged three consecutive quarters of rising fund ownership. A robust 49% of shares are currently held by funds.
Analysts Rate Industrial Tech Stock
Wall Street analysts are currently bullish on the equity. It holds a consensus rating of buy with an average price target of 58, according to TipRanks.
Craig-Hallum Senior Analyst Greg Palm rates the industrial tech stock as a buy, but with a slightly higher target price of 60. He believes it "should be a core position" for small cap growth-at-a-reasonable price investors.
"The company is experiencing margin tail winds from both revenue and cost side. Involvement in robust end markets with higher margin profiles (i.e. data center) is driving a more favorable mix on the revenue side," he said in a Nov. 6 research note.
Allient's streamlining and cost-cutting efforts have driven further margin expansion and operating leverage. Such moves set up the company "for accelerated profitable growth as end market demand continues to rebound in the coming quarters," Palm said.
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