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To be a CONMED shareholder, you need to believe in the company's ability to grow its top line while tackling operational hurdles, particularly within its Orthopedic segment and broader supply chain. The latest modest raise in CONMED’s 2025 revenue guidance is a signal of cautious optimism, but it is not a material shift and leaves the biggest near-term catalyst, effective resolution of supply challenges, unchanged, along with the ongoing risks tied to margin pressure and execution. Among the recent announcements, the update to full-year revenue guidance stands out as most relevant. While the revised range is only slightly higher, it reflects some confidence in demand and operational progress, though it does not yet resolve questions around longer-term margin recovery or execution in key growth areas like AirSeal and BioBrace. In contrast, ongoing reliance on single-source supply chains remains an issue that investors should be aware of, since…
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CONMED's narrative projects $1.5 billion revenue and $137.4 million earnings by 2028. This requires 5.3% yearly revenue growth and a $18.6 million earnings increase from $118.8 million today.
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