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Amgen announced a $300 million expansion of its U.S. biologics manufacturing network. The plan includes a significant new investment in a Puerto Rico facility to scale next generation technologies. The move is intended to support domestic medicine production and strengthen the American supply chain. For investors tracking NasdaqGS:AMGN, this manufacturing build out adds an operational angle to a stock that is currently trading at $329.59. Over the past year, the share price return of 25.7%...

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The additional investment builds on $650 million Amgen committed to its Juncos facility last year, which supplies medicines to more than 60 countries

Guggenheim trimmed its price target (PT) on Amgen (NASDAQ:AMGN) to $340 from $351 on Monday, May 4, while maintaining a Neutral rating. The revision follows the biotech’s Q1 2026 earnings release and reflects a model update rather than a wholesale thesis change. Amgen stock recently slipped, trading at $324 as of Monday after closing at ... Guggenheim Trims Amgen Price Target to $340: Is the Biotech Giant Losing Its Edge?

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