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    Getinge tops profit estimates, explores ways to lessen tariff hit

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    Posted on July 18, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Getinge's earnings beat expectations due to organic sales growth. The company explores supply chain adjustments to mitigate tariff impacts.

    Getinge Exceeds Profit Expectations While Addressing Tariff Challenges

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    By Marta Frackowiak

    (Reuters) -Getinge's quarterly earnings beat market expectations on Friday, driven by organic sales growth across its business areas and regions, as the medical equipment maker seeks ways beyond pricing to mitigate the tariff impact.

    Shares of the Swedish group, which makes more than a third of its sales in the United States, were up nearly 7% by 0813 GMT, among top performers on Europe's benchmark STOXX 600 index.

    "We were once again successful in adjusting prices, but short term we have been forced to absorb most of the tariff costs," CEO Mattias Perjos said in a statement.

    The price increases were 2% on average, Perjos told Reuters, but said there was "a limit to how much can be done with pricing".

    "We are also analyzing opportunities to adapt the company's costs and supply chain over time to this new reality," he said in the statement.

    Among potential short-term measures, Getinge is looking at whether it can adjust some sourcing of key components or move its products' final assembly to the U.S., Canada or Mexico, depending on how the trade regulations evolve, Perjos added in the interview.

    Getinge's adjusted earnings before interest, taxes and amortisation rose 0.8% to 989 million Swedish crowns ($101.7 million) in the quarter. Analysts were expecting 921 million on average, a company-provided poll showed.

    The earnings beat was mainly driven by the Surgical Workflows business area, while contributions from acquisitions and price hikes supported margins, analysts from J.P.Morgan said in a note.

    The maker of products for surgery, intensive care and sterilisation said the core profit included a nearly 270 million crown loss caused by U.S. President Donald Trump's import duties and negative currency effects compared to last year.

    Getinge reiterated its 2025 guidance for organic sales growth of between 2% and 5%.

    ($1 = 9.7257 Swedish crowns)

    (Reporting by Marta Frąckowiak in Gdańsk; Editing by Milla Nissi-Prussak)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Getinge's earnings exceeded market expectations.
    • •Organic sales growth drove the profit beat.
    • •Tariff impacts are being mitigated beyond pricing.
    • •Supply chain adjustments are under consideration.
    • •Surgical Workflows business area was a key contributor.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Getinge tops profit estimates, explores ways to lessen tariff hit

    1What drove Getinge's quarterly earnings growth?

    Getinge's quarterly earnings beat market expectations due to organic sales growth across its business areas and regions.

    2How much did Getinge's shares rise after the earnings report?

    Shares of Getinge rose nearly 7% following the earnings report, making it one of the top performers on Europe's benchmark STOXX 600 index.

    3What measures is Getinge considering to manage tariff costs?

    Getinge is exploring options to adjust sourcing of key components and potentially move final assembly to the U.S., Canada, or Mexico to mitigate tariff impacts.

    4What is Getinge's guidance for organic sales growth by 2025?

    Getinge reiterated its guidance for organic sales growth of between 2% and 5% by the year 2025.

    5What was the adjusted earnings figure reported by Getinge?

    Getinge reported adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, and amortization of 989 million Swedish crowns, exceeding analysts' expectations.

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