Commvault has been named to TIME's America's Best Companies 2026 list, earning a place among the top 1,000 companies nationwide. The company ranked in the top 25 in New Jersey and secured the No. 1 spot among New Jersey-based companies in the Technology & Media category. This recognition highlights Commvault's position as a leader in unified resilience at enterprise scale.

"This recognition reflects the passion, innovation, and commitment of our employees," said Sanjay Mirchandani, President and CEO, Commvault. "We are leading the charge in helping customers protect data, recover from threats, and be resilient in the agentic era – one of the most transformational times in modern history."

TIME and Statista identified America's Best Companies 2026 based on three key factors. The methodology assessed employee satisfaction through survey data from approximately 217,000 verified employees at U.S. companies over the past three years. Financial performance was evaluated using Statista's revenue database from the last five years, requiring companies to have at least US $100 million in revenue in 2025. Metrics included short-term and long-term revenue growth, changes in net income, asset growth, and return on assets evolution.

Sustainability transparency was measured using an ESG index from Statista's ESG Database and additional research. Environmental factors included 2024 carbon emissions intensity, reduction rate compared to 2022, and CDP score. Social factors considered the share of women on the board and the existence of a human rights policy. Governance factors assessed the presence of a GRI-aligned sustainability report and compliance or anti-corruption guidelines.

Evaluation Criteria

Commvault operates as a leader in unified resilience, unifying data security, identity resilience, and cyber recovery on a cloud-native, AI-enabled platform. The company focuses on helping customers conduct fast and complete recoveries while safely embracing AI technologies.

Stephens & Co. has raised its price target for CommVault Systems to $155, up from the previous $135, while maintaining an Overweight rating on the stock. Analyst Todd Weller issued the revised target, signaling continued confidence in the company's performance. The adjustment reflects a positive outlook on the stock's potential upside.

Rating and Target Details

The recommendation from Stephens & Co. reinforces a bullish stance on CommVault Systems. The new price target of $155 represents a specific valuation level that the firm believes the stock can reach.