-- 獨立研究機構CFRA向提供了以下研究報告。 CFRA的分析師總結如下:我們將BIO的12個月目標股價下調45美元至235美元,相當於2026年每股收益預期的25.6倍(從10.15美元下調至9.17美元;我們將2027年每股收益預期從10.68美元下調至9.97美元),BIO97美元),BIO97美元。國會批准了2026年美國國立衛生研究院(NIH)的適度增幅,而非大幅削減NIH的撥款,這有助於緩解2025年人們對研究預算的擔憂。然而,BIO及其同業預計,由於學術機構需要進行調整,短期內學術界和早期生技公司的研發支出成長可能仍將保持低迷。 2026 年的前景預計將持續承壓,BIO 在第一季財報中下調了銷售額和利潤率預期,理由是中東地區美伊衝突帶來的不利因素,例如診斷產品銷售疲軟以及運費和燃料成本上漲。
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