Piper Sandler Starts Incyte (INCY) at Overweight on diversification into dermatology
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Potential for growth has Piper Sandler starting Incyte (INCY) at Overweight
January 31, 2023 11:42 AM ESTPiper Sandler initiated coverage of Incyte (NASDAQ: INCY) with an Overweight rating and $100.00 price target as analyst Allison Bratzel sees potential growth in the companys venture into the dermatology space.
For the past 7+ years, the Incyte corporations shares have been somewhat range-bound. However, Bratzel believes that the revenue expectations surrounding the companys topical ruxolitinib product, Opzelura are too low for 2023 and the out-years. Bratzel opinion is supported by extensive dermatologist survey... More