** Bernstein downgrades Spanish renewable firm Solaria SLRS.MC to "hold" from "buy", after the company lays out "ambitious targets" at its capital markets day earlier in November
** Berenberg believes the recent rally (up 120% year-to-date) means shares offer less value after a strong performance
** Solaria plans to double its 2025 EBITDA by 2028 but Berengerg's calculations are not so upbeat
** "Delivery on the plan could see material upside emerging; however, the shares are already up by c. 120% YTD – for now, we model a more conservative growth trajectory," the brokerage says
** However, brokerage raises Solaria's PT from 12.5 euros ($14.41) to 19 euros, 14% above its current price
** According to LSEG data, out of 17 analysts that cover Solaria, seven rate the stock "strong buy" or "buy", six rate it "hold" and four rate it "strong sell" or "sell"
** Shares are down 3.8%, at the bottom of IBEX 35 .IBEX
($1 = 0.8675 euros)
(Reporting by Javi West Larrañaga)
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