Viatris Shares Dip Despite Profitability Potential
Viatris shares have experienced a mixed performance recently. After gaining 7% over six sessions, the stock snapped its winning streak, closing 0.6% lower at $10.13. Over the past month, shares have dipped by 3%.
Analysts have mixed views on Viatris. Three recommend a 'Buy' or above, while five suggest a 'Hold'. One analyst advises a 'Sell'. Seeking Alpha's Quant Rating gives Viatris a 'Hold' rating with a score of 3.3 out of 5. Despite this, Seeking Alpha analysts remain positive, rating the stock as a 'Buy'.
Viatris's profitability potential has been praised, earning an A+ rating. However, growth factors have limited its overall score, receiving an F. The company's Indore plant issues have impacted results, but analysts predict a full recovery by 2026, potentially leading to earnings beats.
Viatris shares have seen a downturn recently, losing over 13% year-to-date while the S&P 500 Index has risen 14%. Analyst opinions are divided, with some seeing potential and others advising caution. Despite challenges, the company's profitability potential is recognized, and a recovery is anticipated in the coming years.
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