Pfizer: Potential Double-Digit Upside Combined With High Dividend Yield

Summary:

  • Pfizer’s stock has struggled to recover since the pandemic, but its high dividend yield of 5.9% makes it an attractive option for income investors.
  • The company faces risks from upcoming patent expiries and the impact of rising interest rates on its debt and ability to invest in research and development.
  • Despite these challenges, Pfizer’s valuation metrics suggest it is attractively priced, and a dividend discount model estimates a potential upside of over 30% from the current price level.

Pfizer world headquarters in New York City, USA.

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Overview

Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) (NEOE:PFE:CA) has struggled to gain any sort of recovery momentum since it suffered losses in revenue coming off the tail end of the pandemic. In addition, the upcoming patent expiries seem to be a

Product US Expiration Year Europe Expiration Year Japan Expiration Year
Inlyta 2025 2025 2025
Xeljanz 2025 2028 2025
Prevnar 13 2026 2029
Eliquis 2026 2026 2026


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