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Teva Pharmaceutical (TEVA)

34.22

+1.01 (3.04%)

as of Jun 24, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 24, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 3 opinions in the last 12 months.

Teva Pharmaceutical, represented by the symbol TEVA-N, is currently experiencing a robust demand for GLP (glucose-lowering agents), although the entry of more generics may lead to price declines in this sector. The company has shown a remarkable recovery under its current CEO, boasting a 264% increase since January 2023, suggesting it's on a promising turnaround. Its headquarters are located in Israel, and it holds a strong position as a large-cap pharmaceutical company, ranking #1 in its ADR/CDR universe among international stocks. Following a breakout over $21 in September, Teva has seen significant accumulation over the past six months, although it does not pay dividends. Analysts remain optimistic, with a price target of $34.50.

Consensus

positive

Valuation

undervalued

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DON'T BUY

It has done very well. But they made a huge acquisitions three years ago, taking on a lot of debt. They went through several CEOs. The generic drug space is tough and competitive. Generic drug pricing is limited as we head towards a U.S. election; generics are a target of politicians. Also, there are many lawsuits in the generic drug industry. Generics should do better after the election.

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DON'T BUY

He is more content owning the major pharma versus generic producers. The competition in the space too intense. They have been involved in the manufacturing of opiod based drugs, which could come under regulatory pressure.

COMMENT

There is hope for it. Good news is the generic price declines have subsided, but "less declines" is not where he wants to be right now. Challenged in the next 12-18 months. Could go to low 20s, but structural headwinds for the business.

BUY

He'd buy it here. It won't go much lower than current levels based on the chart.

DON'T BUY

They do generic drugs, the largest player in the world. They're smart and great at what they do. But they made a big acqusition that pressured their margins and hurt the company. But management has since changed and the company is recovering. They're still reducing their debt. TEVA should continue to grow. But this turnaround will take time.

BUY

TEVA vs. GSK Teva is in turnaround with a lot of debt to pay off. They need a boast from their future products moving forward. GSK is higher quality with higher credit rating, and lack Teva's debt woes. GSK is the better bet.

SELL

A great company. Generics are fantastic. There are internal issues. A lot of people are getting lured here by single digit earnings growth. The fundamental picture is not strong here. He would take the loss. He would look at an ETF if you want to stay invested in Pharma. (Analysts’ price target is $23.00)

DON'T BUY

It is a big generics play. It has been run fairly well over the years. They are reducing debt. It is okay. There is going to be a lot of selling pressure at the $30 level. Quarterly numbers are okay but there is so much out there that is better. He would use a health device and equipment ETF (IHI-N).

COMMENT

Generic drugs. Teva will benefit from an aging population and a growing push by governments to make drugs cheaper. However, Teva has been facing competition from other generic makers. In the long term, though, this will be a winner in this space.

WATCH

A leader in generic pharmaceuticals. It's sold off the past few years and he hasn't look at it recently. Hold on. It's bottoming. Look at its fundamentals. This is the right sector, but do your homework on it.

DON'T BUY

He used to own it in the mid-2000's when they were positioned to benefit from new drugs coming off patent. This ended around 2011. Today, they have a lot of debt, and face declining drug prices.

DON'T BUY

This became the largest generic drug manufacturer in the world who then took on debt to produce their own drugs. This has not worked out well. He would not be a holder of this, due to the competition in the space and the high debt levels. (Analysts’ price target is $21)

DON'T BUY

This company lost its identity as it evolved. Was it primarily a drug company or a marketer of generics? Its price dropped substantially after its main drug came off patent. Since then, the CEO left and the Board has reorganized. However, Teva still has a lot of debt. The debt load was moderate, but earnings have fallen so much that the debt has become relatively much more important, making this a risky investment. 16. 3M (MMM-N)(Doesn’t own)(Buy on weakness). This company did very well when value stocks were in favor, and has traded down. It is modestly priced compared to its historical levels, not cheap. This would be a good company to buy at a discount and hold for a long time.

DON'T BUY

Generic drug manufacturer. Too many operational issues on this company for them to buy it. Probably closer to the bottom but they would like to see more quarters of solid turn-around. They like other companies better in the space. (Analysts’ price target is $18.00)

BUY

An Israeli company that trades in the US. The largest generic pharmaceutical company in the world. They went through a difficult management period after its founder passed away. The important part of the generics is not really the molecule part (if you have smart people you can copy the molecules). The important part is the legal aspect. And here this company is very very strong. It is going to take a while to restructure the company, but they have a great franchise. Over a 3 to 5 years’ time horizon it is a great story to buy.

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