AbbVie Unleashed: 4% Yield, Potentially 40% Undervalued

Summary:

  • AbbVie has shown resilience and strength despite the patent loss of its best-selling drug, Humira.
  • The company has reported impressive earnings, robust sales in various segments, and a promising pipeline.
  • AbbVie offers a 4% dividend yield, steady dividend growth, and an attractive valuation, making it a top high-yield play.

New York Stock Exchange, Wall st, New York, USA

Matteo Colombo

Introduction

It’s time to discuss AbbVie (NYSE:ABBV) stock, my only drug manufacturing/biotech dividend (growth) holding. When I established my current dividend growth portfolio in 2020, AbbVie was one of the first investments I bought because of its tremendous track record of


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