I wasn’t overly fond of Zimmer Biomet (ZBH) back in early January, and the shares have modestly underperformed peers like Smith & Nephew (SNN) and Stryker (SYK)
since then. The Covid-19 outbreak has certainly created an unexpected
disruption for a business based largely around elective procedures, but I
remain concerned about Zimmer on the more fundamental level of whether
it can stop losing share to knee and hip competitors like Stryker and Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), and whether restructuring efforts can really improve the company’s long-term margin and growth outlook.
At
the right price, I think the “better Zimmer” story might have legs, but
today’s price looks more “okay” than compelling to me right now.
Follow this link to the full article:
Hospitals Reopening, But Zimmer Biomet Needs To Stabilize Its Knee Business
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