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Australian Healthcare "Healthcare Daily: News, research & industry feedback" Low
Global Research
19 May 2026ab
Australian Healthcare Equities
AustraliaHealthcare Daily: News, research & industry
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David Low
Analyst
david.low@ubs.com
Competitor results +61-2-9324 2843
James Meares
COH: Sonova - FY26 result (Company PR, 18 May) Analyst
james.meares@ubs.com
+61-29-324 3575Sonova, a global hearing medtech company and competitor to COH, reported its full
year result. Key points from the result include: Grace Allen
Associate Analyst
Cochlear implant revenues dropped 17% in 2H. Sales in the six months to grace-za.allen@ubs.com
March dropped by 17.1% in local FX and were down 11% for the year. The +61-2-9324 2000
weakness was attributed to challenges in China and the “heightened competitive
pressure” from a competitors recent product launch“ – i.e. Cochlear’s Nexa.
China VBC a key headwind. The impact of Value Based Procurement (VBC) in
China was a key cause of the weakness with sales down ~4% excluding this.
New processor likely to include AI features. Sonova confirmed it will launch a
new processor in its second half of its FY27, subject to regulatory approval.
Management indicated the new processor will leverage Phonak hearing aids to
“elevate hearing performance”. Phonak’s DEEPSONIC chip is a dedicated AI
processor for speech which reportedly delivers better hearing outcomes in noisy
environments.
Weak CI sales expected in September half. Full year sales from the cochlear
division are expected to rise 5-8% with headwinds predicted in the six months to
September before the new processor launch.
UBS View: There was limited new information with read across for Cochlear
considering its recent trading update. Sonova offering no detail on the market weakness
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