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European MedTech "Postcards from Europe" Doyle
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European MedTech "Postcards from Europe" Doyle
Global Research
19 June 2026ab
European MedTech Equities
Europe including UKPostcards from Europe
Healthcare
Graham Doyle
Investors hopeful ahead of a potential inflection Analyst
Based on our meetings in continental Europe this week, we believe investors are now graham.doyle@ubs.com
cautiously constructive, with growing openness to a sector recovery driven by improving +44-20-7568 2587
growth trajectories and supportive valuation. While near-term concerns persist— Kavya Deshpande
particularly around the timing of acceleration and macro sensitivity—many investors are Analyst
engaging with the idea of a Q3 inflection in revenue and EPS growth, potentially kavya.deshpande@ubs.com
catalysed further by external factors such as the US mid-term elections. Positioning +44-20-7567 8515
remains selective, with investors focused on companies with more mechanical margin Thyra Lee
improvement in H2 (required across most companies), where management Analyst
communication is clear and unequivocal on what assumptions underly their guidance, thyra.lee@ubs.com
and lastly where management has provided a framework for how to think about +44-20-7568 0083
inflation into 2027. Convatec (Buy) and Fresenius SE (Buy) dominated discussions this
week.
Key sector themes -> timing of growth recovery and re-rating potential
The dominant sector debate centres on whether growth acceleration materialises into
Q3 and whether this can re-rate a sector that has lagged amidst a perceived capital
rotation into the technology sector. Margins (particularly into 2027), H2 weighting, and
the credibility of management guidance remain key diligence points. Several investors
highlighted valuation support and improving fundamentals as reasons for optimism,
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