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SOLV Energy is undervalued, with a recurring O&M revenue stream and a robust $8B backlog supporting near-term growth. MWH's installed base and long-term O&M contracts create a higher-quality, stickier earnings profile than typical EPC contractors. Scale advantages position MWH to capture larger, more complex projects and adjacent revenue streams, widening its competitive moat.
Investors looking for stocks in the Medical Services sector might want to consider either Solventum (SOLV) or HealthEquity (HQY). But which of these two stocks is more attractive to value investors?
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Solventum has a few good businesses, but the market is treating it as a complicated company. Its main parts are MedSurg, Dental, HIS, and a smaller Water / All Other. The thesis says the stock looks much cheaper than the value of the parts. The business could be worth about $166.6 per share based on SOTP analysis. The main idea is to keep MedSurg as the core business and see more value in the other parts on their own.
Investors interested in stocks from the Medical Services sector have probably already heard of Solventum (SOLV) and HealthEquity (HQY). But which of these two stocks presents investors with the better value opportunity right now?
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SOLV rides on strong segment demand, innovation push and cost savings plan, but tariffs and rising input costs cloud margin outlook.
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Solventum shares have traded sideways post-spin, as investors digest separation impacts, stranded costs, and recent capital allocation moves. Despite a $4.1B divestment and targeted $500M cost savings, 2025 results showed minimal free cash flow and only modest earnings growth. 2026 guidance calls for 2-3% organic sales growth and adjusted EPS of $6.50, but free cash flow remains weak at ~$200M.
SOLV's Q4 earnings and revenues beat estimates, driven by organic growth across MedSurg, Dental and HIS, despite margins declined.