CapIQ

Source: S&P Capital IQ consensus via Xpressfeed · Generated 2026-08-03.

CapIQ consensus tape

S&P Capital IQ's consensus tape tells a two-part story. Brokers cut TaskUs's FY2027 forecasts hard early in 2026 — revenue toward $1,306M from about $1,401M, and normalized EPS from $1.73 to $1.52 — then let them settle. Reported quarters keep clearing the bar, with five straight normalized-EPS beats and every recent revenue print above consensus. The sell-side sits at hold, with price targets spanning $6 to $13.

The consensus tape at a glance

Source: derived from vendor data.

These are the current forward consensus levels, all in US dollars. FY2026 carries the deepest coverage on the tape; the forward years past it thin out quickly, so the numbers below matter more for their direction than their decimals.

A sharp FY2027 downgrade that has since settled

The clearest move in the tape is a downgrade to FY2027 that landed early in 2026. Revenue consensus for FY2027 fell from roughly $1,401M six months ago to $1,306M now, and normalized EPS from $1.73 to $1.52 — most of the cut arriving before spring, with little change since. That both the top line and EPS were marked down together reads as a genuine reset of the forecast, not a margin story. FY2028, by contrast, has barely moved.

Source: derived from vendor data.

Revenue growth accelerates while margins wobble

Consensus has revenue climbing from about $1,174M in FY2025 to roughly $1,585M by FY2029, with growth stepping up from the mid-single digits toward low-double digits. EBITDA is the more uneven line: the street sees it slipping from about $248M in FY2025 to $232M in FY2026 before recovering to $357M by FY2029 — a visible margin trough in the near year even as revenue keeps rising.

Source: derived from vendor data.

The far right of this chart leans on very few analysts — treat the FY2029 step-up as one contributor's view, discussed below.

Reported quarters keep clearing the bar

Across the last eight reported quarters, revenue cleared consensus every time and normalized EPS missed only once, in FY2024 Q4. The EPS beats run large — often double-digit, peaking near 28% in FY2025 Q2 — against far milder revenue surprises of 2% to 8%. A record of small revenue beats paired with big EPS beats is the signature of conservative earnings guidance rather than a demand surprise.

Source: derived from vendor data.

Disagreement widens in the outer years

Disagreement is modest in the near years and widens further out. On EBITDA, the FY2026 range is tight around $232M, but by FY2028 estimates span roughly $260M to $313M on just five contributors — the wider bars on the right are as much about thinning coverage as about genuine debate.

Source: derived from vendor data.

The street sits at hold

The sell-side is committed but not bullish: two buy ratings, five holds and one sell, a consensus that reads as hold. Price targets are widely spread — from $6 to $13 around a $9.50 mean — a low-to-high range of more than double, which is itself a signal of unsettled views on where this business lands.

Source: derived from vendor data.

The consensus score sits between buy and hold on the standard sell-side scale, closer to hold. Visible Alpha's tab carries the driver-level broker models behind these headline figures.