Earnings Winners and Losers: BSX, EW, ABT, JNJ, SYK, ZBH
Executive Summary
Many medtech companies reported their sales and earnings for all of 2016, along with projections for 2017, at the end of January or early February. Medtech Insight has examined their reports as well as the comments of the analysts who track these companies to highlight a few that had especially good years, some that had down years, and some lesser-known companies worth watching in the future.
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