Morgan Stanley analyst Terence Flynn lowered the firm’s price target on Organon (OGN) to $9 from $10 and keeps an Equal Weight rating on the shares. The company, which announced that it had identified and ceased the improper sales practices that resulted in recent personnel changes and concluded that improper practices were limited to Nexplanon, lowered revenue guidance to $6.2B-$6.25B from $6.275B-$6.375B, predominantly driven by U.S. policy headwinds for Nexplanon and challenges in the respiratory business, the analyst tells investors.
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