Amgen Stock News

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Key acquisitions since 2022 increased Amgen's rare disease pipeline and footprint in the market, with the company poised to benefit from the rare disease market's 10.35% CAGR up to 2037. A growing portfolio of biosimilar products will drive double-digit sales growth in the coming decade. The immense growth potential in both its rare disease and biosimilar portfolios is essential for Amgen to of...

Amgen offers an economic moat with patent protection, a robust pipeline, and strong execution, making it a defensive long-term investment. Double-digit sales growth in key drugs and a burgeoning biosimilars business support Amgen's solid revenue and earnings outlook. The pipeline, especially MariTide for obesity and biosimilars to blockbuster oncology drugs, provides meaningful future growth ca...

From Amgen's classic double-bottom base in February 1990 until it ultimately topped in the summer of 2000, it increased more than 50 times.

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Amgen has transitioned into a mature, cash-generating pharma-biotech hybrid, offering defensive characteristics, capital preservation, and yield over high-growth potential. The diversified product base and growing biosimilars segment reduce concentration and patent cliff risks, supporting Amgen's stability as a portfolio anchor. Biosimilars face execution, pricing, and demand risks, but continu...

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Following quite encouraging news from the laboratory on Monday, Amgen (AMGN 4.07%) was something of a stock market favorite the following day. Its shares closed the trading session more than 4% higher on the back of both that sentiment and a pair of optimistic analyst takes on the latest development.