ABBV's neuroscience franchise now drives more than 17% of revenues, with strong Botox, Vraylar and migraine drug sales fueling double-digit growth.
AbbVie earns a buy rating, with strong 2025 EPS growth driven by Skyrizi and Rinvoq, despite pipeline concerns and a higher P/E. ABBV's valuation remains attractive; a 14.4x FY 2027 multiple is compelling if earnings materialize, with technicals supporting a bullish breakout. Risks include Humira revenue erosion, pipeline uncertainty, and debt burden, but ABBV's clean loss-of-exclusivity profile and robust FCF yield support GARP status.
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AbbVie's guidance for the next few years implies robust revenue growth. Some of the company's products are performing even better than expected.
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