-- 獨立研究機構CFRA向提供了以下研究報告。 CFRA分析師的觀點摘要如下:基於16.1倍的2027年每股盈餘預期,我們將目標價從866美元下調至846美元,低於REGN過去10年的平均預期本益比。我們將2026年每股盈餘預期從45.59美元上調至47.92美元,並將2027年每股盈餘預期從46.25美元上調至52.62美元。儘管REGN公佈了2026年強勁的開局,第一季銷售額年增19%,調整後每股收益為3.57美元,超出預期,但其股價至今仍下跌近8%。 REGN承認其愛爾蘭工廠的大宗生產暫時中斷,對GAAP毛利率造成了負面影響,但我們認為市場反應過度,因為產品供應並未受到影響,預計全面生產將於第二季末恢復。我們仍認為2026年可能是關鍵的一年,屆時將有幾項重要藥物獲得批准,並啟動18項第三期臨床試驗。我們也對4月23日與川普政府達成的協議以及REGN在獲得三年藥品進口關稅減免的同時,承諾享受最惠國待遇定價表示正面評價。
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