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To own Envista, you need to believe the company can turn modest top line growth into more consistent profitability while managing pressures in key markets like China and clear aligners. Barclays’ new “Overweight” coverage may support sentiment around this profit recovery story, but it does not materially change the core near term catalyst of margin improvement or the biggest risks from pricing and trade headwinds.
The most relevant recent announcement here is Envista’s raised full year 2025 core sales growth guidance to about 4 percent, which offers some support for Barclays’ constructive stance on the shares. However, this sits alongside ongoing concerns around Volume Based Procurement in China and tariff volatility, which still hang over the company’s ability to translate higher sales into sustainable earnings.
But while guidance has improved, investors should still be aware of the unresolved impact of China’s pricing reforms on...
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Envista Holdings' narrative projects $2.8 billion revenue and $144.7 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Envista Holdings' forecasts yield a $22.15 fair value, in line with its current price.
Three members of the Simply Wall St Community currently value Envista between US$22.15 and US$25.00, showing how far individual views can spread. Set against this, ongoing exposure to China’s Volume Based Procurement and tariff costs may continue to influence how confidently you view the company’s ability to turn revenue growth into steadier earnings.
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