The share price performance of Wright Medical Group (NASDAQ:WMGI) has continued to languish in the wake of the company's announced intention to merge with Tornier (NASDAQ:TRNX).
For what consolation it may bring investors, Wright Medical hasn't been
alone here in 2015, as the stocks of other orthopedic players like Stryker (NYSE:SYK), Zimmer (NYSE:ZMH), and Exactech (NASDAQ:EXAC) haven't done particularly well either.
Short-term
stock market performance isn't a particularly compelling way to view a
stock, but there are other issues that investors need to consider here.
While Wright Medical managed to avoid its fourth straight quarterly
revenue miss, the company has seen the approval of its Tornier merger
delayed by antitrust concerns and the approval of its Augment biologic
product delayed by problems with a vendor. Wright Medical remains
undervalued on the basis of what it could become in a few years' time,
but investors who tend toward the less patient should probably look
elsewhere for healthcare investment ideas.
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Wright Medical Stumbling Toward Better Days
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