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    Zimmer cuts 2025 organic sales growth forecast on weakness in international markets

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    Posted on November 5, 2025

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    Zimmer Biomet lowers its 2025 sales growth forecast due to international market weakness, despite strong U.S. performance.

    Zimmer Biomet Lowers 2025 Sales Growth Forecast Amid Global Weakness

    (Reuters) -Zimmer Biomet Holdings cut its 2025 organic revenue growth forecast following weakness in Latin America and emerging markets in Europe that offset the company's strong performance in the U.S., sending shares 8.4% lower in premarket trading.

    The medical device maker kept its overall revenue growth forecast stable on Wednesday, aided by foreign currency fluctuations. But it lowered the upper end of its organic growth outlook to 4.0% from 4.5%, while keeping the floor constant at 3.5%.

    Zimmer said these issues emerged late in the quarter and are being addressed.

    For the quarter, the company saw strong demand for its hips and knees units, which help with joint reconstruction procedures, underpinned by sustained demand for surgical procedures, especially among older adults.

    J.P.Morgan analyst Robbie Marcus said the company reported "mixed" third-quarter results as its organic sales growth of 5.0% missed expectations of 5.6%, but came with a quarterly profit beat.

    "While there were certainly some positives in the quarter, the investor focus today will be on the organic sales growth miss," Marcus said.

    Zimmer maintained its full-year reported revenue growth forecast and annual adjusted profit forecast, while raising its foreign currency exchange impact to a range of 0.5% to 1%, from 0.5% earlier.

    Third-quarter net sales rose 9.7% to $2 billion, largely in line with analysts' average estimate, according to data compiled by LSEG.

    Combined sales at Zimmer's hips and knees units totaled $1.30 billion, slightly above the $1.29 billion expected.

    Sales at its sports medicine, extremities and trauma unit rose 19% to $541.5 million, but fell short of estimates of $552.96 million.

    The company posted adjusted profit per share of $1.90, beating the average estimate of $1.87.

    (Reporting by Sahil Pandey and Christy Santhosh in Bengaluru; Editing by Leroy Leo)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Zimmer Biomet cuts 2025 organic sales growth forecast.
    • •Weakness in Latin America and Europe impacts forecast.
    • •Strong U.S. performance and currency fluctuations aid overall growth.
    • •Third-quarter sales rose 9.7% to $2 billion.
    • •Zimmer maintains full-year revenue and profit forecasts.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Zimmer cuts 2025 organic sales growth forecast on weakness in international markets

    1What is organic growth?

    Organic growth refers to the increase in revenue generated by a company through its existing operations, excluding any revenue from mergers or acquisitions.

    2What are emerging markets?

    Emerging markets are economies that are in the process of rapid growth and industrialization. They often have lower income levels compared to developed countries but show potential for significant economic development.

    3What is foreign currency fluctuation?

    Foreign currency fluctuation refers to the changes in the value of one currency compared to another, which can impact international trade and investment.

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