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Johnson & Johnson beat earnings expectations in 2025, raised 2026 guidance, and boosted its dividend, driving stock momentum despite litigation risks.
Johnson & Johnson reported strong fourth-quarter earnings for 2025, with $2.46 EPS and $24.56 billion in revenue, surpassing expectations and marking a 9.1% year-over-year revenue increase.
The company raised its full-year 2026 earnings guidance to $11.43–$11.63 per share and projected $21 billion in free cash flow.
It announced a quarterly dividend of $1.30, yielding 2.4%, with a payout ratio of 47.06%.
Analysts upgraded the stock, citing positive sentiment, strong cash flow, and firm upgrades from Scotiabank, Leerink, and Sanford C. Bernstein, leading to a “Moderate Buy” consensus and a target price of $224.82.
Despite ongoing talc litigation risks, the stock traded near its 52-week high of $222.17, with a market cap of $530.74 billion.
Johnson & Johnson superó las expectativas de ganancias en 2025, elevó la previsión de 2026 y aumentó su dividendo, impulsando el impulso de las acciones a pesar de los riesgos de litigios.