Shares of Medtronic's diabetes business MiniMed MMED.O rise 3% to $14.79 after at least seven brokerages initiate coverage with largely bullish calls as research quiet period ends
Co secured a valuation of $5.35 billion after shares opened 4.8% below their offer price in Nasdaq debut
Analyst at BofA says, "the split is timely given MMED is at an inflection with a pipeline to accelerate growth"
"We expect MMED to sustain HSD+ (nearly 10%) top line growth, supported by a refreshed product pipeline with better form factor, outcomes, and patient experience" - Evercore ISI
Wells Fargo says, "the company is uniquely positioned with control over the full automated insulin delivery (AID) stack, including algorithm, pumps and digital infrastructure
MMED down 28.25% since its debut on March 6
Brokerage | Rating | PT |
Wells Fargo | Overweight | $26 |
BofA | Buy | $27 |
Deutsche Bank | Buy | $20 |
Mizuho | Outperform | $21 |
Evercore ISI | Outperform | $20 |
Citigroup | Buy | $23 |
Piper Sandler | Neutral | $16 |