-- 罗氏(RO.SW)周四重申了其2026年的发展规划。此前,该公司公布的第一季度销售额按报告汇率计算有所下降,原因是瑞士法郎兑大多数货币(尤其是美元)的强劲升值对业绩造成了压力,尽管其基本增长依然稳健。 集团销售额同比下降5%至147.2亿瑞士法郎,低于FactSet汇总的151.4亿瑞士法郎的普遍预期。然而,按固定汇率计算,销售额增长了6%,这主要得益于对药品和诊断产品的强劲需求。 这家医疗保健公司的制药部门销售额为114.7亿瑞士法郎,按固定汇率计算增长7%,这主要得益于对治疗重症疾病的持续需求。其中,53亿瑞士法郎的销售额来自其五大增长驱动因素,分别是治疗慢性荨麻疹和食物过敏的Xolair、乳腺癌药物Phesgo、A型血友病药物Hemlibra、治疗严重眼病的Vabysmo以及治疗多发性硬化症的Ocrevus。 与此同时,诊断部门的销售额按固定汇率计算增长3%,达到32.5亿瑞士法郎,这主要得益于对核心实验室和病理服务的需求超过了中国医疗价格改革的影响。 “我们在两大业务部门的多元化产品组合,以及持续的研发进展,使我们能够在动态的地缘政治环境中保持未来的持续增长。我们重申全年业绩展望。”首席执行官Thomas Schinecker表示。 罗氏重申了其对2026年全年的预期,预计集团销售额将实现中等个位数增长,核心每股收益将实现高个位数增长(按固定汇率计算)。该公司预计将进一步提高以瑞士法郎计价的股息。 周四午盘,罗氏制药在苏黎世的股价上涨超过2%。
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