Teva Stock Is Jumping. Why Investors Are So Optimistic on the Drugmaker. -- Barrons.com

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By Callum Keown

Teva Pharmaceutical Industries stock rose by 3% on Monday after the drugmaker issued upbeat guidance and targets for the years ahead.

The company said its full-year earnings per share will be at the higher end of its $2.55 to $2.65 range when it reports fourth-quarter results later in January. That's a relief more than anything else. Analysts are expecting EPS of $2.63.

Teva's 2026 guidance and targets for 2027 and beyond should give investors a bit more cause for optimism.

The company said it expects revenue in 2026 to be between flat and slightly down compared with last year, while forecasting low-single digit growth for 2027. Wall Street is currently predicting around a 0.5% fall in revenue in 2026 and a 2.5% jump the following year.

The company expects operating profit and adjusted Ebitda to grow versus last year and jump in 2027, with operating profit up 30% next year and rising more than 30% by 2030.

The company's American depositary receipts are up more than 60% over the past year.

Write to Callum Keown at callum.keown@dowjones.com

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