BSX trims near-term guidance; 2027 trough and 2030 growth plan ahead
Weak 4Q guidance and a marked 52-week low signal continued downside risk; the two-year trough trajectory for core franchises adds uncertainty, despite long-term growth investments.
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Weak 4Q guidance and a marked 52-week low signal continued downside risk; the two-year trough trajectory for core franchises adds uncertainty, despite long-term growth investments.
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Boston Scientific reported softer-than-expected 4Q guidance and highlighted a challenging year amid a cybersecurity incident that trimmed sales growth by about 300 basis points. While Q3 revenue beat consensus, both the 4Q outlook and 2027 cycle concerns weighed on the stock, which fell to a new 52-week low. The company reiterated a long-range plan to stabilize and grow through investments and an eventual rebound in 2028–2029, with a potential Penumbra acquisition shaping near-term optionality.
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