The past 12 months have been very difficult Greg'(LSE: GRG) stock price. A mixture of slowdown, the most softened trading conditions, and the high costs, and thus profit warnings have been crushed in a bakery chain in half. With the uncertainty on the horizon, the founding analysts reviewed their stock prices.

So what do experts now expect for Greggs shares for 2026? Can the last weakness be a hidden opportunity?

Check new price expectations

As of mid -September, experts' opinions about GregGs are still mixed, with some massive recovery on the horizon. In contrast, others refer to more troubles in the future. However, on average, analysts expect GregGs to reach 2,145p by this time next year.

Compared to the place where the stock is traded today, this actually indicates that a possible 38 % increase can appear in the next 12 months. However, it is also important to note that these expectations have been reviewed from about 2,391 points in March. In itself, this was another declining adjustment from the previous projection of 2,927 pixels.

In other words, experts grow increasingly. And if more bad news for Greggs appears, another reduction in today's expectations may appear, making investors disappointed.

The possibility of returning

Despite the increasingly enormous feelings, there are still many factors surrounding GregGs optimistic about analysts.

The company is still a very popular brand among British consumers, as it protects and expanded its share in the food market. It seems that the administration's decision to expand the digital presence of Greggs is fruitful with the loyalty and partnership program with food delivery platforms (such as Just eat and Uber Eating) Opening new growth methods.

At the same time, while the company is definitely moving to an approximate correction, the degenerative nature is very critical of its business model means that its public budget is still strong enough to serve debt service while financing efficiency investments.

With this in mind, the arrow definitely appears to have some welcoming recovery capabilities, especially since the rate of price to profits is now in 11.1 only. This is less than half of the average restaurant industry of 23.7 and less than its average in the long term of 20.3.

It's time to buy?

It seems that the negative reaction that prompted the price of GregGs to the bottom, although it is concept, is somewhat exaggerated. There is no argue that the company's last performance was disappointing, but with the experience of management with new products and efficiency promotions, the tide can begin to spin, with the door opened into a more positive momentum.

Time in mind, I think investors may want to take a closer look at this institution and search the capabilities of a slightly GregGs share price, although it is not the only British stock that has the capabilities of recovery on today's radar.