AbbVie, Tandem Diabetes Care and Amgen are targeting aging-related healthcare growth through advances in immunology, diabetes and cardiovascular care.
AbbVie continues to expand its immunology and neuroscience portfolio through strategic acquisitions. Eli Lilly and is seeing massive revenue growth driven by high demand for its metabolic therapies.
ABBV seeks EU approval for a subcutaneous Skyrizi induction option in Crohn's disease, potentially adding convenience for patients.
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AbbVie's oncology sales fall 2.4% in Q2 as Imbruvica declines, while Venclexta and newer drugs help offset the pressure.
AbbVie continues to deliver robust top-line and EPS growth, with Skyrizi and Rinvoq strength offsetting Humira declines. Skyrizi and Rinvoq drive growth. Recent regulatory approvals and expanded market potential support AbbVie's long-term positioning. Despite a forward P/E expansion to 18.89, AbbVie trades at a discount to the sector, with a non-GAAP forward PEG of 1.40 indicating undervaluation.
AbbVie's neuroscience franchise posts strong first-half growth, with Vyalev accelerating and tavapadon poised to add another potential growth driver.
Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ | JNJ Price Prediction) and AbbVie (NYSE:ABBV) both delivered strong quarters, but they tell very different dividend stories.
Skyrizi and Rinvoq drive ABBV's Q2 growth, with strong sales, market-share gains and new indications supporting the immunology franchise.
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