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摩根士丹利稱,強生公司第一季業績鞏固了其在新產品週期中的成長前景。

-- 強生公司 (JNJ) 第一季度業績鞏固了摩根士丹利對該公司成長前景的信心,這主要得益於其新產品週期,包括 Icotyde。 該公司重申了其長期展望,並預計在 2030 年實現兩位數的營收成長。強生也重點強調了製藥業務的關鍵成長驅動因素,包括 Icotyde、Rybrevant 和 Inlexzo。此外,該公司還指出,心血管藥物的上市以及骨科業務的分拆是醫療技術領域的利多因素。 強生第一季業績超出預期,並將 2026 年營收預期略微上調至 1,003 億美元至 1,013 億美元。摩根士丹利先前的預期為 1,011 億美元,華爾街的預期為 1,006 億美元。新的調整後每股收益預期為 11.45 美元至 11.65 美元,高於摩根士丹利的預期 11.82 美元和市場普遍預期的 11.56 美元。 該公司週二發布的報告顯示,預計上半年投資將增加,下半年隨著新產品上市規模的擴大,獲利成長將更加強勁。 即將公佈的利多因素包括更多Icotyde在斑塊狀乾癬和乾癬關節炎的數據。該公司也預計將公佈Duet在潰瘍性結腸炎和克隆氏症方面的第二期臨床試驗數據。此外,Milvexian在心房顫動和二級中風預防方面的第三期臨床試驗數據也即將公佈。 摩根士丹利維持對強生公司的「增持」評級,並將目標股價從267美元上調至283美元。

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