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NYSE:ZBH

Zimmer Biomet Holdings Inc. (ZBH)

88.57
+1.43 (1.64%)
as of Jun 12, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 14, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 1 opinions in the last 12 months.

Zimmer Biomet Holdings Inc. (ZBH) has garnered a favorable review for its strategic move towards acquiring orthopedic robots. This acquisition is viewed positively because the robotic surgery sector represents a rapidly advancing and exciting frontier within the healthcare landscape. Experts believe that the investment in orthopedic robotics aligns with current trends that favor the integration of technology in surgical procedures. This approach not only enhances surgical precision but also improves patient outcomes, which is crucial in today's competitive healthcare market. With the growing demand for minimally invasive procedures, ZBH's focus on robotics could potentially position the company for significant future growth.

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Positive
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Fair Value
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TOP PICK

Hips, knees and extremities. Demand will grow 4-6% over the long term. They have not yet expanded outside of North America. People are getting older and the number of 60 year olds is getting wider and they wear out their hips and knees. They don’t have a lot of pricing power, but have certainty in the need for the products. It sold off recently from currency exposure. The value is quite reasonable here. They have a great track record of increasing dividends and buying back stock.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Nov 20/13. Up 29.78%.) Announced an acquisition, so had a good pop to it, so she sold her stake into that.

BUY

She held it in her portfolios because of the valuation and demographics. She sold into that big spike on the announcement when they made an acquisition. It has drifted down and now has come back up. There seem to be a lot of synergies. They are in the same town. There is compelling value there now. If you have a longer time horizon it will probably do well for you. She owns another medical stock.

BUY

A top pick tonight is a competitor. Healthcare is economically sensitive and the body parts business is extremely economically sensitive. If you don’t have insurance, it costs a lot to fix them and a lot of this is elective. They are making an acquisition.

HOLD

Stocks go up and stocks go down, but value does not disappear. This company manufactures hips, knees, joints, etc. Demographics are going to work in their favour. Valuation is attractive. Spending money on technology and management is doing all the right things. In the next 5 years, earnings are going to grow at double-digit rates.

BUY

Market leader in knees, hips, joints, dental replacements, etc. Trading at a reasonable valuation. Long-term growth, which is not going away any time soon. He can see demand growing 5%-6% a year in North America.

TOP PICK

Cheapest name in the space. Compelling valuation, revenue growth above industry average. She can’t find a reason that it should be trading at a discount to the group. A new knee is out and it takes a while for doctors to start using it. It can start benefiting from the demographics.

BUY
Orthopaedics is an interesting area because of the aging population.
BUY
Orthopaedic replacements. Normalized earnings on a company like this should be somewhere in the $3.50 to $4 range so it is good value. You also have a tail wind of people needing replacement parts.
BUY
Replacement hips, knees etc. good demographic stock.
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