Investors are closely watching insider trades at Dana Inc. On November 25, 2025, Price Craig C sold 13,300 shares at $22.44 each, totaling $298,475. Following the sale, his holdings dropped to 13,446 shares, worth about $0.3 million. Interestingly, he also purchased 13,300 shares in a separate transaction, netting over $298,475 in proceeds.
Earlier, Kellett James D, VP & Chief Accounting Officer, sold 11,728 shares at $18.65 per share for $218,692. This sale reduced his holdings to 11,728 shares. These insider trades could signal confidence shifts in Dana Inc stock.
Analyst Ratings
Dana Inc has been attracting bullish analyst attention. RBC Capital Markets upgraded the stock from Sector Perform to Outperform in May 2025, raising the price target to $20. Wells Fargo upgraded its outlook from Underweight to Equal Weight, while UBS moved the stock from Neutral to Buy as of January 16, 2025. Deutsche Bank had already upgraded Dana Inc to a Buy rating in December 2024. These upgrades reflect growing optimism from analysts.
Stock Performance
On the last trading session, Dana Inc [NYSE: DAN] rose 0.13% to $22.48. The day’s low was $22.16, while the high reached $22.9. Over the past five days, the stock surged approximately 12.12%, and year-to-date, Dana Inc shares have jumped 163.23%. The stock’s 52-week high hit $22.91 on November 26, 2025, with a 52-week low of $10.11 on April 9, 2025.
Support and Resistance
Technical levels show a support point at $22.13, with a potential drop to $21.77 if breached. Resistance lies at $22.87, with the next level at $23.26. The 14-day RSI is 64.69, indicating neutral technical sentiment and room for further movement.
Short Interest
Short interest in Dana Inc spiked to 5.3 million shares on November 14, 2025, up from 3.93 million in mid-October. This 25.83% increase suggests negative sentiment, though short shares represent just 2.55% of the total float. The days-to-cover ratio is now 2.55, reflecting moderate pressure from short sellers.
Price Targets
Analysts are projecting a bullish outlook for Dana Inc. FactSet data shows an average 12-month price target of $26.50, up nearly 18% from the current $22.45. Optimistic estimates suggest the stock could reach $28, while the lowest target sits at $21. Despite this, five analysts still rated the stock as Hold at the end of 2025. Exane BNP Paribas upgraded Dana Inc to Outperform in December 2024, assigning a $16 price target.
This combination of insider activity, analyst upgrades, and strong technical performance indicates Dana Inc could be in the spotlight for investors seeking growth opportunities.
