-- 独立系調査会社CFRAは、に以下の調査レポートを提供しました。CFRAのアナリストは、以下のように見解をまとめています。Zimmer Biometは、2026年第1四半期に堅調な業績を達成しました。純売上高は20億8,700万ドル(報告ベースで前年同期比+9.3%、実質ベースで+2.9%)で、市場予想を2,000万ドル上回りました。調整後EPSは2.09ドル(前年同期比+15.5%)で、市場予想を0.23ドル上回りました。米国市場全体では12億900万ドル(実質ベースで前年同期比+3.2%)、海外事業では8億7,740万ドル(実質ベースで前年同期比+2.5%)と、幅広い事業が好調でした。多様な製品ポートフォリオにより、膝関節関連事業は8億2,860万ドル(実質ベースで+1.8%)、股関節関連事業は5億2,410万ドル(実質ベースで+3.2%)、S.E.T.関連事業は好調でした。売上高5億6,220万ドルで成長エンジンとして機能し、Paragon 28の買収の恩恵を受けている。経営陣は通期EPSガイダンスを8.30~8.45ドルから8.40~8.55ドルに引き上げ、売上高ガイダンスは報告ベースで2.5~4.5%の成長を維持した。第1四半期の主なマイルストーンには、インドでのmBosロボットシステムの登録完了、FDA承認後初のG7寛骨臼システム症例、およびヴィグドルチク博士の最高科学責任者への任命が含まれる。
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