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Company details
Market cap
$120B
P/E ratio
40×
Div yield
1.0%
EPS (TTM)
$8.40
Profit margin
13%
Rev. growth
+11%
Revenue
$25B
Free cash flow
$4.3B
In plain English
Stryker is one of the world's biggest medical-technology companies: it makes the artificial hips and knees surgeons implant, the Mako robot arm that helps place them, plus a huge spread of hospital gear — surgical power tools, patient beds and stretchers, brain-bleed and stroke devices, and the communication systems that run an operating room. It grows largely by buying smaller medtech firms (Mako, Wright Medical, Vocera, and in 2025 the clot-removal specialist Inari).
In simple terms
What Stryker really sells
Stryker is one of the world's biggest medical-technology companies: it makes the artificial hips and knees surgeons implant, the Mako robot arm that helps place them, plus a huge spread of hospital gear — surgical power tools, patient beds and stretchers, brain-bleed and stroke devices, and the communication systems that run an operating room. It grows largely by buying smaller medtech firms (Mako, Wright Medical, Vocera, and in 2025 the clot-removal specialist Inari).
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