Boston Scientific Expects Up To $40M Impact In Q1 From Coronavirus Outbreak; 10%-12% Revenue Increase For 2020
Executive Summary
Boston Scientific said in an earnings call it expects the coronavirus outbreak may lead to a $10m to $40m loss in first-quarter sales as a result of lower procedures volumes and disrupted supply chains in China. For the fourth quarter, Boston Scientific reported $2.9bn in sales.
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