Summary

89.92 0.52(0.58%)07/11/2025
Medtronic plc (MDT)

Key Facts


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Fundamental Ratings
CategoryRating
Main RatingB+
Recommended RatingNeutral
DCFBuy
ROEBuy
ROABuy
Debt/EquityStrong Sell
P/ESell
P/BNeutral


Earnings
  • MDT reported last earnings on 2025-05-21 after the market.
  • An EPS of $1.62 was observed compared to an estimated EPS of $1.58, resulting in a surprise value of $0.04.
  • A revenue of $8,927 million was observed compared to an estimated revenue of $8,819 million, resulting in a surprise value of $108 Million.


  • Trading Data
    Close89.65
    Open89.75
    High90.24
    Low88.98
    Volume6,226,387
    Change-0.28
    Change %-0.31
    Avg Volume (20 Days)8,194,730
    Volume/Avg Volume (20 Days) Ratio0.76
    52 Week Range74.56 - 94.71
    Price vs 52 Week High-5.35%
    Price vs 52 Week Low20.23%
    Range0.00
    Gap Up/Down1.28
    Profitibility
    Market Capitalization (Mln)113,622
    Revenue per share26.1538
    Net Income per share3.6364
    Dividend Yield0.0390
    Dividend Share351.00%
    Valuations
    Enterprise Value0.00%
    PE Ratio24.7275
    PB Ratio0.0000
    PTB Ratio0.0000
    Liquidity
    Debt/Equity Ratio0.0000
    Net Debt/EBIDTA Ratio0.0000
    Current Ratio0.0000
    Enterprise Value and Cash Flow
    EV/Sales Ratio0.0000
    EV/EBIDTA Ratio0.0000
    EV/Free Cash Flow Ratio0.0000


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