Wells Fargo increased its price target range on Philip Morris after the company reported much higher than expected Q1 EPS and raised its fiscal 2015 EPS growth guidance range to 9%-11%. The firm thinks the results were impressive, while the guidance increase shows the company's faith in its business. Wells is upbeat on the company's pricing power, brands, and reduced risk platform. It keeps an Outperform rating on the shares.

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Reports Q1 revenue $8.8B, consensus $8.47B. "The strength of our first-quarter results with excellent top-line growth and significant margin expansion gives us the confidence to raise our 2024 currency-neutral guidance. Strong smoke-free momentum continues with rapid underlying volume progression and accelerating organic net revenue and gross profit growth, fueled by the operating leverage of IQOS and the best-in-class economics of ZYN. We are executing efficiently and effectively in a dynamic operating environment of geopolitical and economic tensions that accentuate currency volatility. We are doing our utmost to mitigate these challenges and deliver robust growth and value creation," said Jacek Olczak, Chief Executive Officer.