Medtronic beats estimates; BTIG Upgrade to Buy targets upside at $90
Jun 4, 2026, 3:11 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Strong earnings beat, sustained organic growth, and a fresh Buy rating with a concrete price target create a favorable re-rating dynamic; risk includes mixed targets (104 vs 90) and broader large-cap MedTech valuation shifts.
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Medtronic posted an earnings beat with adjusted EPS of $1.55 and revenue of $9.81B, up 9.9%. Cardiovascular sales rose 13.8% YoY to $3.80B, bolstering growth momentum. BTIG upgraded MDT to Buy with a $90 target, while Leerink trimmed its forecast to $104, signaling near-term upside amid improving organic growth.
Adjusted EPS $1.55 vs $1.54 est; Revenue $9.81B, +9.9% YoY.
Leerink lowers price target to $104; MDT remains top 2026 pick by Kratky.
MDT shares rose about 4.3% to $81.30 on the news.
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