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摩根士丹利称,强生公司第一季度业绩巩固了其在新产品周期中的增长前景。

-- 强生公司 (JNJ) 第一季度业绩巩固了摩根士丹利对该公司增长前景的信心,这主要得益于其新产品周期,包括 Icotyde。 该公司重申了其长期展望,并预计到 2030 年实现两位数的营收增长。强生还重点强调了制药业务的关键增长驱动因素,包括 Icotyde、Rybrevant 和 Inlexzo。此外,该公司还指出,心血管药物的上市以及骨科业务的分拆是医疗技术领域的利好因素。 强生第一季度业绩超出预期,并将 2026 年营收预期略微上调至 1003 亿美元至 1013 亿美元。摩根士丹利此前的预期为 1011 亿美元,华尔街的预期为 1006 亿美元。新的调整后每股收益预期为 11.45 美元至 11.65 美元,高于摩根士丹利的预期 11.82 美元和市场普遍预期的 11.56 美元。 该公司周二发布的报告显示,预计上半年投资将增加,下半年随着新产品上市规模的扩大,盈利增长将更加强劲。 即将公布的利好因素包括Icotyde在斑块状银屑病和银屑病关节炎方面的更多数据。该公司还预计将公布Duet在溃疡性结肠炎和克罗恩病方面的二期临床试验数据。此外,Milvexian在房颤和二级卒中预防方面的三期临床试验数据也即将公布。 摩根士丹利维持对强生公司的“增持”评级,并将目标股价从267美元上调至283美元。

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