AON Stock: Analysts Maintain Moderate Buy Rating Despite Q2 Miss

Dublin-based Aon plc (AON), a professional services firm operating in the US and internationally, reported a mixed Q2 2026 earnings performance. The company's revenue for the quarter came in at $4.3 billion, falling short of analyst estimates, while adjusted EPS surpassed expectations at $3.81. Despite the revenue miss, AON's stock declined 1.1% on July 29. For the current year ending in December, analysts expect AON's EPS to grow 11.6% to $19.05 on a diluted basis. Among 24 Wall Street analysts covering AON stock, the consensus is a 'Moderate Buy', with 13 'Strong Buy' ratings, one 'Moderate Buy', eight 'Holds', one 'Moderate Sell', and one 'Strong Sell'. Morgan Stanley analyst Bob Huang maintains a 'Buy' rating for AON stock and sets a price target of $380. The mean price target of $403 offers a 13.7% upside, while the Street-high target of $445 implies a robust 25.5% upside from current levels.