Amgen’s stock surged 4.5% after a strong Q4 earnings report and promising Phase 2 data for its obesity drug, MariTide, which offers monthly or quarterly dosing, a potential advantage over competitors. Analysts at TD Cowen and RBC Capital raised their price targets, acknowledging Amgen’s pipeline and diversified portfolio, while Bernstein warned of a “waiting year.” TIKR’s valuation model suggests a target price of $440, indicating a 14.5% upside, driven by the potential of MariTide and the company’s strong fundamentals.
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Amgen’s Stock Is Already Up 14% in 2026: Why Analysts Expect $440
Amgen’s stock surged 4.5% after a strong Q4 earnings report and promising Phase 2 data for its obesity drug, MariTide, which offers monthly or quarterly dosing, a potential advantage over competitors. Analysts at TD Cowen and RBC Capital raised their price targets, acknowledging Amgen’s pipeline and diversified portfolio, while Bernstein warned of a “waiting year.” TIKR’s valuation model suggests a target price of $440, indicating a 14.5% upside, driven by the potential of MariTide and the company’s strong fundamentals.