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ABBV vs LLY

AbbVie Inc. Common Stock vs Eli Lilly and Company Common Stock. Side-by-side ACCE scores, valuation, profitability, and growth.

ACCE scores
ABBV
LLY
Composite score
Out of 100
70
73
Growth
76
92
Value
36
22
Quality
76
86
Momentum
90
91
Valuation
ABBV
LLY
Price
264.48
1164.89
Market cap
466.45B
1.03T
Trailing P/E
74.56
38.75
Forward P/E
16.34
24.45
EV / EBITDA
27.24
25.74
Dividend yield
2.6%
0.6%
Profitability
ABBV
LLY
ROE
62.3%
1.0%
Net margin
9.8%
33.5%
Debt / equity
-20.91
1.60
Free cash flow
17.82B
8.97B
Growth
ABBV
LLY
Revenue growth (YoY)
10.2%
47.7%
Earnings growth (YoY)
2.9%
26.2%
Analyst target
278.61
1325.39
ACCE verdict

$LLY vs $ABBV: Lilly Takes It

$LLY is the clear winner here, backed by an ACCE score of 75 vs $ABBV's 60, and the numbers justify the gap.

Growth is the headline. Lilly posted 55.5% revenue growth year-over-year and earnings growth of 169.9% — a performance that earns it a perfect Growth score of 100/100. $ABBV, by contrast, grew revenue 12.4% but saw earnings collapse 46.2% over the same period.

Quality reinforces the case. $LLY carries a Quality score of 86/100, an ROE of 107.5%, and a net margin of 35.0%. $ABBV's 5.8% net margin looks thin by comparison, even if its 62.3% ROE reflects financial engineering via its deeply negative debt-to-equity.

The catch on both names is valuation. $LLY's 6-model fair value sits at $148.55 — implying significant premium to intrinsic value at current prices. $ABBV's fair value of $180.10 suggests similar overextension at $258.15. Neither is cheap.

For growth-oriented exposure, $LLY's momentum (90/100), earnings trajectory, and margin profile make it the stronger pick. $ABBV's 2.6% dividend and lower forward P/E of 18.2 offer income appeal, but the earnings decline is a real concern.

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