Here's What Will Drive AbbVie's Top-line Growth in 2026

Core Insights - AbbVie experienced a sales growth of approximately 8.5% year over year in 2025, despite facing biosimilar erosion of its flagship drug Humira, which lost exclusivity in early 2023 [2] - For 2026, AbbVie projects revenues to reach $67 billion, indicating a growth of about 9.5% over 2025, primarily driven by newer immunology drugs Rinvoq and Skyrizi [3][10] Immunology Segment - AbbVie expects to generate over $31 billion from sales of Skyrizi and Rinvoq in 2026, with both drugs anticipated to grow more than 20% year over year [4][5][10] - Skyrizi is projected to achieve sales of approximately $21.5 billion, while Rinvoq is expected to reach around $10.1 billion [5] Neuroscience Segment - The neuroscience franchise is expected to contribute $12.5 billion in sales for 2026, reflecting a 16% growth over 2025 [7][10] - AbbVie anticipates Vyalev, a new Parkinson's disease therapy, to surpass $1 billion in global sales [7][10] - The company is also seeking FDA approval for a new oral therapy for Parkinson's disease, tavapadon, which could further enhance its neuroscience portfolio [8] Oncology Segment - AbbVie faces near-term challenges in its oncology segment, particularly with the J&J-partnered Imbruvica, which is expected to see sales decline to $2.2 billion, a drop of over 23% from 2025 [11][12][10] - Despite this decline, other oncology drugs are expected to partially offset the impact, including Venclexta, Epkinly, Elahere, and Emrelis [12] Valuation and Market Performance - AbbVie shares have underperformed the industry over the past year and are currently trading at a P/E ratio of 15.25, below the industry average of 18.75 [13][14] - The bottom-line estimate per share for 2026 and 2027 has seen a decline in the past 30 days [16]