As previously reported, JPMorgan analyst Lisa Gill downgraded GoodRx (GDRX) to Neutral from Overweight and withdraws the firm’s prior price target as it sees a period of execution weighing on the stock. GoodRx posted “slightly positive” Q4 results, but the “focal point” was the lighter-than-expected 2026 guidance and the strategic evolution shifting focus to Pharma Direct and branded drugs, the analyst tells investors. Amid the shift, the firm sees the near-to-medium term outlook as “murky” with Prescription Transaction to be down 14% year-over-year by its estimates in 2026.
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