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LLY vs NVS

Eli Lilly and Company Common Stock vs Novartis AG Common Stock. Scores ACCE, valorisation, rentabilité et croissance côte à côte.

Scores ACCE
LLY
NVS
Score composite
Sur 100
73
58
Croissance
92
19
Valeur
22
68
Qualité
86
96
Momentum
91
47
Valorisation
LLY
NVS
Cours
1 164,89
140,98
Capitalisation
1,03 Bn
266,80 Md
PER glissant
38,75
21,17
PER prévisionnel
24,45
14,47
VE / EBITDA
25,74
13,65
Rendement du dividende
0,6 %
3,4 %
Rentabilité
LLY
NVS
ROE
1,0 %
30,3 %
Marge nette
33,5 %
22,5 %
Dette / capitaux propres
1,60
0,73
Flux de trésorerie disponible
8,97 Md
17,69 Md
Croissance
LLY
NVS
Croissance du chiffre d'affaires (sur 1 an)
47,7 %
0,8 %
Croissance des bénéfices (sur 1 an)
26,2 %
-17,0 %
Objectif des analystes
1 325,39
156,56
Verdict ACCE

$LLY vs $NVS: Growth Dominance vs Defensive Quality

$LLY is the clear winner for growth-oriented exposure. Revenue is up 47.7% year-over-year, earnings grew 26.2%, and the stock has returned 60.5% over the past year. Its ACCE Growth score of 92 and Momentum score of 90 reflect a business firing on all cylinders, with a 33.5% net margin confirming that the top-line surge is translating into real profit. The analyst consensus target of $1,315.04 implies further upside from the current $1,174.61.

The catch is valuation. At a forward P/E of 32.4 and a 6-model fair value of $452.30, the market is pricing in a great deal of future execution. The Value score of 17 says it plainly.

$NVS is the opposite trade. A forward P/E of 17.3, a 3.1% dividend yield, and a FCF yield of 6.0% make it genuinely cheap. Its Quality score of 96 is the highest of the two, and ROE of 30.3% is far stronger than $LLY's 1.0%. The problem is growth: revenue up just 0.8% and earnings down 17.0% year-over-year leave little near-term catalyst.

Winner: $LLY, for investors comfortable paying a premium for proven, accelerating growth. $NVS suits those prioritising income and capital preservation.

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