Versigent's (VGNT) robust free cash flow generation and a relatively low price-to-earnings multiple indicate there could be further upside as the company continues to demonstrate strength in its wire harness capabilities in a difficult automotive backdrop, RBC Capital Markets said in a note Tuesday.

The company's raised 2026 net sales guidance is driven by higher commodity inflation, while a reaffirmed EBITDA guidance could indicate solid H2 margin expansion, supported by seasonality, copper recovery normalization, and operational performance, the investment firm said.

Near-term focus remains on commercial vehicles and agriculture, where management sees meaningful scope for share gains, given it is now investing in go-to-market capabilities, according to the note.

RBC Capital Markets upgraded the stock to outperform from sector perform, and boosted its price target to $52 per share from $41.

Shares of Versigent were 0.2% lower in Wednesday trading.

Price: 45.73, Change: -0.07, Percent Change: -0.16