On November 6, Intuitive Surgical fell 3.18% in Regular Trading, trading at $466.825 per share, with turnover of $964 million.
The recent backdrop centers on the company’s appointment of Aaron Martin to its board and a fresh round of analyst target-price revisions, but the latest adjustment was modest, with HSBC raising its target price to $392 from $391, still below the broader analyst mean target of $489.61, limiting incremental support for sentiment.
Earlier, several firms had raised targets, including Daiwa to $490, Rothschild & Co Redburn to $560, and JPMorgan to $475, while Evercore ISI had cut its target to $375. The company’s third-quarter results had exceeded expectations, with adjusted EPS of $3.00 and revenue of $3.049 billion, but management also tightened its procedure-growth outlook, leaving investors balancing strong execution against slower growth expectations.
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