BusinessAugust 24, 2026
rerating
REE-ray-ting
Definition
A change in the market valuation or price-to-earnings multiple assigned to a company's stock, typically occurring when investor sentiment improves or fundamentals shift significantly.
Etymology
The word is formed from the prefix 're-' (meaning again) and 'rating' (the act of assigning a rank or value), appearing in financial contexts to describe a formal adjustment of a company's market assessment.
In the news
The article mentions that the company's stock remains low and requires sustained profitability before investors might consider a 'rerating,' or a move to a higher valuation.
Earnings call transcript: Inhalation Sciences posts strong H1 2026 revenue growth
Read the full article ↗Investing.com