JNJ

Johnson & Johnson

Quarterly revenue, EPS, free cash flow, valuation, and Rule of 40 scores for Johnson & Johnson.

R40: 41$590.25B
$243.04-1.40 (-0.57%)● Live
Current Narrative

J&J is seen as a strong buy with oncology growth potentially doubling and resilient healthcare fundamentals. Insider sales of 22.8M shares noted, but biopharma sentiment surge (BPSI 78→90) and structural tailwinds are positive. Market views as stable amid corrections with strong long-term growth guidance.

Rule of 402025 Q3
40.5
✓ Passing
Revenue Growth YoY+6.8%
+
FCF Margin+33.7%
History
100
Q4
2023 R40 +28
17
Q1
27
Q2
37
Q3
29
Q4
2024 R40 +27
19
Q1
18
Q2
41
Q3
ANALYST RATINGS
Buy$211
JNJ
Overweight$262
Upgrade
2026-01-28
Sector Outperform$230
Initiated
2025-11-13
Outperform$203
Upgrade
2025-10-20
Overweight$212
Upgrade
2025-10-03
Buy$206
Upgrade
2025-09-23
Company timeline

Earnings release dates

QuarterEnd datePublication dateSource
2025 Q42025-12-312026-01-21Link
2025 Q32025-09-302025-10-14Link
2025 Q22025-06-302025-07-16Link
2025 Q12025-03-312025-04-15Link
2024 Q42024-12-312025-01-22Link
2024 Q32024-09-302024-10-15Link
2024 Q22024-06-302024-07-17Link
2024 Q12024-03-312024-04-16Link
2023 Q42023-12-312024-01-23Link
2023 Q32023-09-302023-10-17Link
2023 Q22023-06-302023-07-20Link
2023 Q12023-03-312023-04-18Link
2022 Q42022-12-312023-01-24Link
2022 Q32022-09-302022-10-18Link
2022 Q22022-06-302022-07-19Link
2022 Q12022-03-312022-04-19Link
2021 Q42021-12-312022-01-25Link
2021 Q32021-09-302021-10-19Link
2021 Q22021-06-302021-07-21Link
2021 Q12021-03-312021-04-20Link
2020 Q42020-12-312021-01-26Link
2020 Q32020-09-302020-10-13Link
2020 Q22020-06-302020-07-16Link
2020 Q12020-03-312020-04-14Link
Background

Company History

ExchangeNYSE
IPO DateSep 25, 1944
Shares Outstanding2.43Bi
1886
Founding of Johnson & Johnson
Three brothers founded the company in New Brunswick, New Jersey, producing ready-to-use sterile surgical dressings with 14 employees.
1888
Launch of First Commercial First Aid Kit
Designed to support railroad workers far from medical care, including antiseptic supplies and field use directions.
1920
Invention of Band-Aid
Earle Dickson combined adhesive tape and gauze to create the first commercial adhesive bandage, sold starting 1921.
1943
Creation of the Credo
Robert Wood Johnson wrote
1982
Tylenol Murders Crisis
Cyanide-laced Tylenol led to a nationwide recall of 31 million bottles; company response set industry standards for crisis management.
2017
Acquisition of Actelion
$30 billion deal, the largest in company history, expanding pharmaceutical capabilities.
2022
Acquisition of Abiomed
$16.6 billion purchase of cardiovascular medical technology company to bolster MedTech segment.
2023
Spin-Off of Kenvue
Consumer health division went public as Kenvue in May 2023, with J&J retaining minimal stake by 2024.
2025
Intra-Cellular Therapies Acquisition
Acquired Intra-Cellular Therapies for $14.6B in January 2025, continuing aggressive M&A strategy.
Leadership

Key Players

Joaquin Duato
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
CEO since January 2022, Chairman since January 2023. Leads ~138,000 employees globally, directing an R&D portfolio of nearly $17B annually across pharmaceuticals and MedTech.
Joseph J. Wolk
Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer
Oversees global finance, capital markets and investor relations. Maintains AAA-equivalent balance sheet with net debt-to-EBITDA under 1.5x.
Jennifer L. Taubert
Executive Vice President, Worldwide Chairman, Innovative Medicine
Leads commercial strategy for ten blockbuster therapies generating ~$57B in sales across oncology, immunology, neuroscience, and cardiology.
Tim Schmid
Executive Vice President, Worldwide Chairman, MedTech
Runs $30B+ medical-technology portfolio spanning 300+ platforms and 8,000 patents, including surgical robotics and AI-guided endoscopy.
John C. Reed
Executive Vice President, Innovative Medicine, R&D
M.D., Ph.D. Directs end-to-end drug discovery pipeline with 105 clinical assets including 40 in Phase 3. Integrates AI-enabled research and 400 academic/biotech partners.
Vanessa Broadhurst
Executive Vice President, Global Corporate Affairs
Leads corporate marketing, communications, health-equity initiatives and philanthropy across 100+ markets.
Short Interest

Short interest data unavailable for JNJ.