Competitor Recall Continues To Show Opportunities For ResMed

Vandana Singh

Fri, Aug 12, 2022, 6:34 PM1 min read

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ResMed Inc (NYSE: RMD) posted Q4 sales of $914.7 million, +4% Y/Y (+8% on a constant currency basis), beating the consensus of $912.97 million.
Adjusted EPS reached $1.49, up from $1.35 a year ago.
The company also increased its quarterly dividend to $0.44 from $0.42 per share.
Keybanc reiterates the Overweight rating and price target of $276.
The analyst says that after resetting near-term supply chain expectations, visibility appears to be increasing and management's tone seemed more optimistic around key moving pieces to Keybanc's thesis, including:
- Q4 constant currency growth exceeded Keybanc's expectations, while FX limited more upside.
- The management expects a sequential improvement in device production volumes through FY23 and an incremental step in masks & accessories growth.
- Koninklijke Philips NV's (NYSE: PHG) recall issues continue to present opportunities for ResMed, and the company may finally be in a position to address more fully the opportunities presented by PHG's recall.
Price Action: RMD shares closed down 0.42% at $239.85 on Friday.

Latest Ratings for RMD

Date	Firm	Action	From	To
Jan 2022	Citigroup	Upgrades	Neutral	Buy
Jan 2022	RBC Capital	Upgrades	Underperform	Sector Perform
Jan 2022	JP Morgan	Upgrades	Neutral	Overweight

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