On October 29, Gilead Sciences rose 3.2% in Pre-Market Trading, trading at $162.5/share, with turnover of $167,500.
The move aligned with market focus ahead of the company’s quarterly results due later that day, with investors watching demand trends in core HIV products and oncology drug Trodelvy, alongside the pace of operating expenses.
Consensus expectations point to quarterly revenue of $7.797 billion, up 4.71% year over year, adjusted EPS of about $2.20, up 3.04%, and operating EBIT of $3.627 billion, up 4.26%. Recent analyst actions also supported sentiment, with JPMorgan lifting its target price to $170 earlier in the month and Jefferies raising its target price to $184. Separately, recent pipeline developments included a $1.28 billion cash acquisition of PepStar’s oral inflammation drug program, expanding Gilead Sciences’ inflammatory bowel disease portfolio.
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