Investors continue to be optimistic about MDT due to its impressive Neuroscience portfolio. Yet, the dull macroeconomic scenario poses a concern to the company's margins.
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Medtronic remains a "Buy" due to its undervalued stock, recent product launches, and resolved supply chain issues, despite underperformance over the past 7 months. The company posted solid Q2 results with revenue up 5.25% YoY and expects organic revenue growth of 4.75%-5% for fiscal 2025. Medtronic's strategic acquisitions and focus on innovation and efficiency are expected to drive sustainable growth and improve margins over the next 1-3 years.
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MDT stock suffers as a result of geopolitical complications and supply issues despite an expanding portfolio and strong strategic executions.
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Medtronic remains a buy due to its attractive valuation and steady EPS growth, despite recent sector-wide selling pressure and modest losses. Q2 results beat Wall Street expectations, with revenue up 5% year-over-year, and management raised FY 2025 revenue and earnings estimates. Key risks include supply chain issues, competition, policy changes, and currency fluctuations, but MDT's free cash flow yield and technical support levels are strong.
Investors continue to be optimistic about MDT due to its impressive international expansion. Yet, the dull macroeconomic scenario poses a concern to the company's margins.
Medtronic announces new positive data for its Evolut TAVR from the Optimize PRO clinical research.
Medtronic (NYSE: MDT) reported its Q2 fiscal 2025 results (fiscal ends in April) last week, with revenues and earnings exceeding the street estimates. The company reported revenue of $8.4 billion and adjusted earnings of $1.26 per share, compared to the consensus estimates of $8.3 billion and $1.25, respectively.
Medtronic receives an FDA nod for its InPen app, which will help launch the company's Smart MDI system.