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EXP

1 American  
[ee-eks-pee, eks-pee] / ˈiˌɛksˈpi, ˈɛksˈpi /

abbreviation

  1. experience point(s).


exp. 2 American  

abbreviation

  1. expenses.

  2. expired.

  3. exponential.

  4. export.

  5. exported.

  6. exporter.

  7. express.


exp British  

symbol

  1. exponential (sense 2)

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Compass, eXp, and Real Brokerage received “Buy” ratings, with Compass having 75% upside and eXp expecting over 100% Ebitda growth.

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He initiated coverage of eXp with a $8 price target, up from a recent $6.04, also based on 2027 Ebitda expectations.

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Rindos foresees eXp’s revenue rising by 3% in 2026, and expects $68 million in adjusted Ebitda, an increase of over 100%, “highlighting the operating leverage in this business as the number of transactions increase.”

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He initiated coverage of eXp with a $8 price target, up from a recent $6.04, also based on 2027 Ebitda expectations.

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Rindos foresees eXp’s revenue rising by 3% in 2026, and expects $68 million in adjusted Ebitda, an increase of over 100%, “highlighting the operating leverage in this business as the number of transactions increase.”

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