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I think you called out a 9 decline in the quarter. Maybe first half is in line, but anything specific to call out
you kind of talking about US academic. Stabilizing, if I understood correctly, as 1 of the areas of upside
My read of it is it sounds like you've had a slightly slower start to the year than you anticipated in select markets like cell analysis, like AMG specifically.
Could you just talk about what the deal funnel looks like now, appetite for deploying cash next year
Is this something new that's developed recently? Or is this just sort of the same global tax codes we've been talking about for a while?
Could you remind us what the tariff hit is on the margin line for all of fiscal year 'twenty five?
Could you just talk a little bit more about, you know, where you saw it geographically? Sort of what gives you confidence that there was no pull forward
are we going to expect like a nice gross margin jump in '26 because those offsets and that mitigation kicks in for next year?
the implied OpEx step up in 3Q and 4Q especially, it seems like it's coming off from the SG&A side. Could you just talk through how much of that is
is this things you started seeing back in November, December? I'm just trying to think of the timing of what was happening in the quarter
Is that just another area where you have overlap where it's concentrated in a handful of different parts of the portfolio?
how China's stimulus could play out next year? And I'm asking this from a perspective of, you know, gradual ramp as you go through the year. Is it gonna be a trickle?
How much of that can you attribute to Ignite and sort of, you know, maybe some of the transformation or one-time cost savings, how much is just the underlying strength of the business
Is that still in the guide? I think it is, but I just want to confirm you didn't call out the full year ASP dynamic.
I'm just curious why you wouldn't see some upside there and sort of what's holding you back from giving them more aggressive outcome scanners.
if you adjust for some of that FX becoming more and more favorable as we go through the year, there is -- it does look like the underlying ASPs are a little bit weaker. Is that purely just attribut...
There's a lot of thoughts of maybe indirectly, China will try to punish American companies by sort of pushing people towards local brands
What about on margins? I mean, it's just a pretty big swing in terms of how rates have gone. Is there any impact on margins?
How should we think of it as a percent of your COGS? I think if you just go through the P&L with something like $375 COGS per case roughly?
You had a pretty strong start to the year, then a little bit of a lull over summer months in terms of demand, and then a pickup again in the recent months
Do you feel like conversations with customers are becoming more stable?
is this a final update? Or are there more discussions in progress?
what level of book-to-bill you think is sufficient to get positive or at least flat revenue growth?
could you lay out what are the directions you will be looking at, whether -- what are you considering?
could you expand on that? What do you think exactly drove that? And then just a question on, could that be sustainable for the rest of the year?
I'm getting, you know, pretty close to down a hundred bps, something in that ballpark. Is that right
Do you feel like in general for your business and maybe for the market overall, prices are at a healthy level?
I want to go back to Corewell and Fresenius contribution in 2026
Is that the biggest swing factor?
If you could just provide an update on the integration and how that's going
especially anything on PAMA, SALSA, just what your latest thoughts are on that. And then sort of tying into that, some concern about potential cuts to Medicare
Should that inform how we think about equipment growth next year?
Can you just talk to what's driving that across the segments?
how much conservatism is embedded in that, or maybe what are the levers or what are the drivers you could see getting you closer to that six
what the orders look like exiting the year and how that supports next year's outlook
there's concern of another wave down the road, maybe oncology and thyroid was called out by another player
what the world looks like for a 3% versus a 6%, where do you need to see more improvement relative to this year
what the book to bill was, whether you saw orders accelerate from the first quarter
what regions geographically and also what customer segments, whether it's pharma, or some of the more industrial or applied
between those various levers, you talked about supply chain, the pricing surcharges, the manufacturing footprint
what you've seen over the last three months that gives you a little bit more confidence in bioprocess
Is the delta there really just the instrumentation part of it?
what changed in the VBP? Sound like it changed a little bit in the fourth quarter
modestly [indiscernible] the industry outlook -- just would be great to drive into that a little bit more. Is that U.S. or OUS?
just that placement number, 1,099. You reiterated the 5,500 for the year, but we would have expected you to do a little bit more in the first quarter
Any way you could quantify what CancerDx was or what sort of total innovation contribution in '25 was
Are you having more conversation with vets on that? Is there any pushback
whether you're seeing sort of the ability to leverage that for the rest of the business, the uplift you're seeing in consumables that will add consumables in the Reference Lab
Could you expand on that a little bit, between incremental R&D on future platforms and maybe to continue to work on Multi-Q Dx
Of the remaining $20 million, $10 million is inVue placements because you're saying $60 million instead of $50 million
when you place the instrument in the vet clinic, is there an initial bolus of consumables that goes with that
you did 302 in the quarter, but then you talked about, I think, 900 cumulative through the end of April
you saw pretty meaningful swings between wellness and non-wellness. It looks like non-wellness deteriorated, wellness kind of snapped back
you guys are assuming a little bit more share buyback. I think you said 2% to 3% reduction in shares
just the dispersion here between wellness and non-wellness, is what really struck me
I want to come back to the win rates you called out in EBP, touched on it a couple of times
1.02 in the quarter. Last year, you called out a few major cancellations across 3Q to be lower
you said something about 70% to 75% of the rate prioritization is done
Can you just give us an update on progress there? And you saw 40 bps of margin expansion in the first quarter
I'm wondering if you could add a little bit of color on esoteric testing, what you saw in the fourth quarter
how are you guys prioritizing R&D investments into those more esoteric tests?
Could you just sort of quantify that? Help us think through the timing of that, when you'll implement those, how those will be implemented?
Sort of how did you approach that reset in guide? Is it anything that's come up in conversations with customers?
Any change in your expectations on pricing? Or have you had any early conversations on maybe customers being a little bit more price sensitive?
Is this something that you saw in the first quarter? Is this just adding a little bit of caution given the macro?
It feels that that's been doing a little bit better than expected. I think it stands out a little bit more for us the last couple of quarters
Just curious if you could give us an update on that, any change in conversations or in tone
walk us through exactly what that means. Is that fully set over the course of the year, fully offset as of Jan 1
I want to follow just kind of what you were just touching on, on the 4Q moving pieces
is that mitigation that you're taking -- mitigation actions you're taking proactively? Where I'm coming from is we're still getting tariff headlines every day
Given the high Switzerland exposure for you, can you just sort of remind us what steps specifically you're going to be taking to mitigate that
in my notes, I had you guys having gross margin up a little bit previously. I think you said you expect gross margins up 30 to 40 bps
on the EPS bridge for '25, the $0.50 increase. You talked about [Technical Difficulty] and FX in terms of the Swiss franc have an impact
any high-level thoughts on how we should think about dilution in future years?
Did anything change ex-China, if maybe you could give us that bridge?
could you give us sort of a snapshot of what's left in the portfolio for China ImmunoDx and what the incremental risk in risk or downside in 2026 is?
if you look at the both organic 3Q to 4Q and on the margins, it's still a pretty steep ramp, probably even steeper than it was before
could you interpret this as just another step to reduce cost and reduce spending?
if you could give us anything on the order trends book-to-bill
could you pick out how much of the FX headwind you have on margins? Just will help us model underline a little bit better
Anything you can say about what you're seeing in that terms of underlying end market maybe positioning, just sort of how that's trended through the quarter
is there just any moving pieces in terms of what came out worse than expected to offset some of the strength in pharma and biotech?
what would you say to sort of [indiscernible] some of those fears about the ramp needed to hit the full year guide
can you talk a little bit more about what's underpinning that
Just wanna make sure that entire framework is still intact, especially how we think about, next year about 2027
Just wondering if anything has changed in your conversations with your major customers. Over the last couple of weeks and months
Is there any risk from government shutdown starting to hurt some of that? Potential recovery in A and G
Can you talk about the levers you have there? How much of it is PPI versus some of the synergies from the business you brought on
Could you sort of break that 7% plus down a little bit, give us a little more clarity on that
any thoughts on what your view is of the underlying tools market growth rate that, you know, four to six percent, is that still viable
upside downside sort of the world looks like for the lower end versus what the world looks like for the higher end
how much conservatism you built into the guide, just what are your assumptions on some of these factors
Sort of what's the contribution from return to volume growth or maybe mix shift? Just any color on that 90 basis points
I was wondering if you could talk through that, like whether it's price increases? I know you guys have a hedge on oil
did you notice anything unusual in terms of ordering patterns, or acceptance from customers
Looking at what you talked about in terms of 10% at the midpoint of the guide for 2026, 10% growth, that seems relatively conservative given recent trends
You have a solid cash balance. You also have the proceeds from the SmartDose sale coming midyear
could you talk about the sustainability of that being over double -- the double digits. You talked about hitting in the fourth quarter as well
You guys called out GLP a little bit more in the quarter. It seems like that drove some of the beat
I wanna make sure I heard that correctly because I think you did 3.4% price contribution in the quarter
Did you see any weird timing of maybe things pulling forward a little bit or customers moving around timing plans
given it creates an air pocket, sort of how bad was that given these were existing customers
What I want to get at is sort of, like, what's a one-time versus a reset to a new base?
what can you specifically do more in the near term to turn the ship around
That seems like a pretty aggressive ramp. You've got easier comps in the second half
I want to ask sort of explicitly on competition for 2026 and what you are factoring in. Just maybe you could, at a high level, frame the level of conservatism you have put in on some of the key bra...
Can you just sort of thought on that as you look to the fourth quarter and again into next year
it really is a pretty striking change in the companion outlook in the U.S. and globally, sort of what we've seen over the last couple of years versus 3Q
When do you think Librela can return to growth, if you think it can start growing again year-over-year later this year or if this is more of a 2026 benefit?
I'm just wondering if you've had any change in your go-to-market strategy in terms of how you approach things as you've seen more and more entrants in both of those markets. Are competitors being m...
where are you seeing the most competitive pressure? How is it taking shape? Is it more in terms of price? Anything you are seeing in terms of pre-stocking, pre-selling?
is your assumption for fiscal year ’25 Librela any different than it was before? Do you think you’ll be able to offset some of these as you go through the year?
explicitly, could you sort of walk us through what you're factoring into the guide? Whether it's in terms of color for growth for those products?
are you taking on any incremental investments to support your major brands, derm, combo parasiticides, in terms of go-to-market strategy