4 Analysts On Dunkin'-Inspire Brands MA Deal: 'Solid Price' Coffee chain Dunkin Brands Group Inc (NASDAQ: DNKN ) confirmed Friday evening that it struck deal to sell itself to Inspire Brands for $106.50 per share. The Street's mostly supportive of the deal — and questioning whether it signals further MA deals ahead in the restaurant space. The Dunkin' Analysts Credit Suisse analyst Lauren Silberman downgraded Dunkin' from Outperform to Neutral with a price target lifted from $75 to $106.50. BMO Capital Markets analyst Andrew Strelzik maintains a Market Perform rating on Dunkin's with a price target lifted from $80 to $106.50. Morgan Stanley analyst John Glass maintains an Equal-weight rating on Dunkin's with a price target lifted from $81 to $106.50. KeyBanc Capital Markets analyst Eric Gonzalez downgraded Dunkin' from Overweight to Sector Weight. Credit Suisse On Dunkin' Deal Details Dunkin' and Inspire jointly confirmed a merger agreement Oct. 30 that values Dunkin's core coffee chain and Baskin-Robbins at $11.3 billion including debt, Silberman said in a note.