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Insulet
PODD · NASDAQMedical Devices
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Inputs &supplyAPIs, bioprocess, compone…Discovery &trialsR&D, partners, regulatorsManufacturingDrug substance, fill-fini…ProductsMedicines, therapies, dev…Payers &distributionWholesalers, PBMs, health…Providers &patientsHospitals, surgeons, pati…FLEXFlex LtdCMPComponent suppliersFDAFDA / EMAR&DOmnipod R&DPODDInsuletOP5Omnipod 5PODDisposable podsDXCMDexcomABTAbbottRXPharmacies & wholesalersPAYPayers & governmentsPTPeople with diabetesDREndocrinologists & clinics
Company details
Market cap
$10.4B
Revenue (FY25)
$2.7B
Rev. growth
+31%
Net income
$247M
Gross margin
~72%
Segment
Diabetes devices
Flagship
Omnipod 5
Listing
NASDAQ
In plain English
Insulet makes the Omnipod — a small, tubeless, wearable insulin pump that sticks to the skin and is controlled by phone. Its Omnipod 5 reads a continuous glucose monitor from Dexcom or Abbott and automatically doses insulin, turning diabetes management into a near-hands-free 'closed loop.' The disposable pods are a razor-and-blades business: patients replace one every few days, so revenue compounds with every new user.
In simple terms
What Insulet really sells
Insulet makes the Omnipod — a small, tubeless, wearable insulin pump that sticks to the skin and is controlled by phone. Its Omnipod 5 reads a continuous glucose monitor from Dexcom or Abbott and automatically doses insulin, turning diabetes management into a near-hands-free 'closed loop.' The disposable pods are a razor-and-blades business: patients replace one every few days, so revenue compounds with every new user.
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Risk read
Moderate
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