DoubleVerify Holdings, Inc. (DV) stock is soaring 7.95% in Wednesday's pre-market trading, building on the positive momentum generated by its recently released Q2 2025 earnings report. The digital media measurement and analytics provider has attracted a wave of optimistic analyst actions, driving investor enthusiasm and pushing the stock price higher.

Following the strong quarterly performance, several major financial institutions have raised their price targets for DoubleVerify. Raymond James led the pack with the most significant increase, lifting its target from $17 to $20. Stifel and RBC Capital Markets followed suit, with Stifel raising its target to $20 from $18, and RBC Capital Markets showing the highest confidence by increasing its target to $23 from $21 while maintaining an outperform rating. Other notable upgrades came from Morgan Stanley and Barclays, both of which raised their targets to $18, and Bank of America, which increased its price target to $18 from $16 while keeping a neutral stance.

The collective bullish sentiment from analysts reflects growing confidence in DoubleVerify's future prospects. The company's Q2 2025 results, which reportedly demonstrated significant revenue growth, have clearly impressed Wall Street. As investors digest the improved outlook and respond to the chorus of positive analyst revisions, DoubleVerify's stock is experiencing a notable surge in pre-market trading, setting the stage for what could be a strong performance in the regular trading session.