-- 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：我們將目標股價從275美元下調至255美元，相當於我們2026年每股盈餘預期值的15.8倍。這項估值高於ABBV過去10年的平均預期本益比12.0倍，主要得益於該公司長期成長前景的改善。我們將2026年每股收益預期從14.29美元下調至14.02美元，同時將第一季每股收益預期從3.05美元調整至2.63美元。該公司上週披露了一項新的7.44億美元的智慧財產權研發和里程碑支出，該支出與合作、授權協議和資產收購相關，這將稀釋第一季每股收益。我們維持2026年每股盈餘預期為16.13美元。該公司預計將於 4 月 29 日股市開盤前公佈第一季業績，屆時我們預計將獲得更多關於第一季業績和 2026 年剩餘時間預期方面的資訊。
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