Amgen Inc

Amgen’s modest Fitch upgrade reflects solid debt ratios and new U.S. government partnership, yet rising biosimilar competition could pressure margins and spark strategic shifts in pricing, production, and diagnostics.

Amgen partners with the U.S. government to curb drug prices, aligning Medicare/Medicaid rates while keeping innovative biologics affordable.

Amgen joins a multi‑pharma pact to cut U.S. drug prices, gaining tariff exemption and boosting margins while lowering costs for cash payers and Medicaid.

Amgen raises its dividend to 2.68%—a move that boosts income appeal but hinges on patent cliffs, AI‑driven R&D, and ESG strategy for long‑term growth.

Amgen’s new $2.38 dividend and breakthrough VESALIUS‑CV results boost its 32 % PCSK9 share, positioning it for growth in a $452 B cardiovascular‑metabolic market.

Amgen’s stock price has experienced a rollercoaster ride, with a current value of $285.09 USD, influenced by a 52-week high of $339.17 USD and low of $253.30 USD.

Amgen’s stock price has fluctuated between a 52-week high of $339.17 and a low of $253.30, with current valuation metrics indicating a premium price-to-book ratio and a relatively high price-to-earnings ratio.

As of the last available data, Amgen’s stock price was $288.23 USD, with a 52-week high of $339.17 and a 52-week low of $253.30.

Amgen is set to report its Q2 earnings, with investors eagerly awaiting updates on its expansion into the rare disease market and its quarterly dividend payout.

Amgen reaffirms its quarterly dividend at $2.38 per share, demonstrating its commitment to delivering value to investors despite market fluctuations.