Medtronic (MDT) shares dropped after Q3 fiscal 2026 results despite beating revenue and EPS forecasts. The decline was attributed to the reaffirmation of an unchanged full-year earnings outlook that met consensus and a projected $185 million headwind from tariffs, which lowered EPS growth. The company reported strong performance in its Cardiovascular Portfolio and diabetes unit, with international markets also showing significant growth.
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Medtronic slides after Q3 results on outlook (MDT:NYSE)
Medtronic (MDT) shares dropped after Q3 fiscal 2026 results despite beating revenue and EPS forecasts. The decline was attributed to the reaffirmation of an unchanged full-year earnings outlook that met consensus and a projected $185 million headwind from tariffs, which lowered EPS growth. The company reported strong performance in its Cardiovascular Portfolio and diabetes unit, with international markets also showing significant growth.