-- 獨立研究機構CFRA向提供了以下研究報告。 CFRA分析師總結如下:CVS Health公佈了2026年第一季強勁的業績,總營收成長6.2%至1004億美元,調整後每股收益為2.57美元(去年同期為2.25美元),高於市場普遍預期的2.21美元。其中,醫療保健福利業務表現尤為突出,調整後營業收入飆升52.6%至30.4億美元,醫療福利比率也顯著改善,從87.3%降至84.6%,這主要得益於政府業務的改善。基於強勁的第一季業績,CVS將全年調整後每股盈餘預期從7.00-7.20美元上調至7.30-7.50美元,並將現金流目標從90億美元上調至至少95億美元。醫療會員人數從2,710萬下降至2,600萬,主因CVS退出個人健保交易業務,部分被商業會員人數的成長所抵銷。健康服務業務表現好壞參半,營收成長11.0%,但營業利潤下降7.1%。儘管本季業績強勁,但公司仍對高企的成本趨勢和潛在的宏觀經濟不利因素保持謹慎態度。
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