Earnings summaries and quarterly performance for GE HealthCare Technologies.
Executive leadership at GE HealthCare Technologies.
Peter J. Arduini
President and Chief Executive Officer
Betty Larson
Chief People Officer
Frank Jimenez
General Counsel and Corporate Secretary
James Saccaro
Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Kenneth Stacherski
Chief Global Supply Chain and Service Officer
Kevin O’Neill
CEO, Pharmaceutical Diagnostics
Roland Rott
President and CEO, Imaging
Taha Kass-Hout
Chief Science and Technology Officer
Thomas Westrick
CEO, Patient Care Solutions
Board of directors at GE HealthCare Technologies.
Research analysts who have asked questions during GE HealthCare Technologies earnings calls.
David Roman
Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
6 questions for GEHC
Joanne Wuensch
Citigroup Inc.
6 questions for GEHC
Robert Marcus
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
6 questions for GEHC
Vijay Kumar
Evercore ISI
6 questions for GEHC
Anthony Petrone
Mizuho Group
4 questions for GEHC
Larry Biegelsen
Wells Fargo & Company
3 questions for GEHC
Lawrence Biegelsen
Wells Fargo
3 questions for GEHC
Craig Bijou
Bank of America Securities
2 questions for GEHC
Matt Miksic
Barclays Investment Bank
2 questions for GEHC
Patrick Wood
Morgan Stanley
2 questions for GEHC
Travis Steed
Bank of America
2 questions for GEHC
Jason Bednar
Piper Sandler Companies
1 question for GEHC
Matthew Taylor
Jefferies
1 question for GEHC
Matt Taylor
Jefferies & Company Inc.
1 question for GEHC
Navann Ty Dietschi
BNP Paribas
1 question for GEHC
Rick Wise
Stifel Financial Corp
1 question for GEHC
Ryan Zimmerman
BTIG
1 question for GEHC
Recent press releases and 8-K filings for GEHC.
- GE HealthCare has submitted 510(k) filings to the FDA for its next-generation SIGNA MRI systems featuring AI-powered workflow platforms to improve exam efficiency and diagnostic precision.
- The SIGNA Bolt1 3T offers enhanced clinical efficiency and research capabilities; the SIGNA Sprint with Freelium 1.5T emphasizes sustainability and operational autonomy to broaden MRI access.
- Revenue mix: 45% imaging, 26% advanced visualization, 16% patient care, 13% pharmaceutical diagnostics; geographic sales: 46% US, 26% EMEA, 12% China, 17% rest of world, with ~50% recurring revenue.
- GE HealthCare has intensified R&D since 2022, showcasing over 40 new technology innovations at RSNA 2025 as part of its strategy to drive precision care.
- GE HealthCare has submitted its Photonova Spectra photon-counting CT system for FDA 510(k) clearance, advancing toward commercialization.
- The system uses GE’s proprietary Deep Silicon detector technology to count individual X-ray photons and measure their energy for ultra-high-definition imaging and improved tissue characterization.
- Integrated AI algorithms and NVIDIA accelerated computing enable processing of up to 50 times more data than conventional CT, aiming to enhance diagnostic confidence and streamline workflows.
- Photonova Spectra supports multiple clinical specialties—including oncology, neurology, musculoskeletal, thoracic, and cardiac imaging—through a universal scan protocol designed to improve efficiency.
- GE HealthCare reported 6% orders growth, a near-record backlog and a 1.06x book-to-bill in 3Q25, supporting a mid-single digit revenue acceleration in 2026 underpinned by strong order conversion over the next 12 months.
- Management reiterated mid-term margin targets of 17–20%, noting 30 bp of ex-tariff expansion in 2025 and expecting a tariff-related earnings tailwind in 2026 after mitigating $260–265 million of tariff costs this year.
- The company is launching a wave of next-generation products at RSNA (photon-counting CT, whole-body PET, AVS refreshes, new MRI) that will drive further revenue and margin gains starting in 2027.
- Flyrcado partnerships now cover 300,000 images, bolstering confidence in the $500 million by 2028 PDX target as the roll-out scales supply, workflow and reimbursement support.
- A new generic Omnipaque entrant covering two small SKUs is expected to have a trivial impact on GE HealthCare’s contrast business and 2026 outlook.
- AI adoption is key: over 100 FDA-approved modules, including Air Recon DL on 30% of MRI installs, and the Caption Health ultrasound solution are enhancing product differentiation and pricing power.
- 6% trailing orders growth and a near-record backlog (book-to-bill of 1.06×) support acceleration to mid-single-digit revenue growth in 2026.
- Targeting 17–20%+ adjusted margins midterm, with ~30 bps expansion in 2025 ex-tariffs and further tariff-related tailwinds in 2026.
- Major product pipeline set for RSNA, including photon-counting CT, whole-body PET, next-gen MRI and AVS platforms to drive 2027 revenue.
- PDX segment’s Flyrcado has reached ~300,000 images under new partnerships, underpinning a path to $500 M revenue by 2028.
- AI-enabled solutions, such as Air Recon DL for MRI and Caption Health in ultrasound, are boosting image quality, throughput and recurring software sales.
- GE HealthCare delivered 6% Q3 order growth, a near-record backlog and a 1.06x book-to-bill, driven by robust CapEx demand across the U.S., EMEA and China.
- The company is targeting mid-single-digit revenue growth over the midterm and anticipates acceleration in 2026, supported by a strong backlog and new product launches at RSNA, with most sales impact translating in late 2026.
- Excluding tariffs, GEHC achieved 30 bp margin expansion in 2025 and expects further margin improvement in 2026 as tariff headwinds subside and productivity, pricing and new-product mix leverage gross margin and SG&A.
- GEHC reaffirmed its $500 million PDx Flyrcado revenue goal by 2028, having secured partnerships covering 300,000 scans, and remains confident in long-term adoption and payor reimbursement.
- The firm has secured 100+ FDA-approved AI modules, notably AIR Recon DL for accelerated, higher-quality MRI and Caption Health in ultrasound, enhancing throughput and recurring software revenue.
- GE HealthCare and DeepHealth signed a letter of intent to broaden their U.S. breast cancer screening partnership into a worldwide distribution arrangement, integrating GEHC’s mammography systems with DeepHealth’s Breast Suite and extending into ultrasound AI and remote scanning solutions.
- The collaboration will integrate DeepHealth’s AI-powered Thyroid Suite with GE HealthCare’s ultrasound portfolio to automate nodule detection, standardize reporting and reduce exam time by up to 30%, with over 94% of AI-generated reports accepted without correction.
- The initiative aims to enhance diagnostic confidence, streamline workflows and expand patient access to expert imaging care globally through advanced AI tools and TechLive™ remote scanning.
- GE HealthCare reported Q3 revenue of $5.14 billion, beating forecasts, and raised its 2025 adjusted EPS guidance to $4.51–$4.63, despite a $265 million profit headwind from new US tariffs.
- The Patient Care Solutions segment saw sales down 6%, EBIT down 67%, and margins shrink to 3.7% (from 10.5%) year-on-year.
- Overall adjusted EBIT margin contracted by 150 basis points to 14.8%, while adjusted net income fell 6% year-on-year.
- Order momentum remained solid with a book-to-bill ratio of 1.06 and organic order intake growth of 6%, driven by US/EMEA demand, though China sales weakened.
- GE HealthCare delivered $5.1 B in revenue, with 4% organic growth, 6% organic orders growth and a book-to-bill of 1.06x.
- Adjusted EBIT was $761 M (14.8% margin, down 150 bps YoY) and adjusted EPS was $1.07, a 6% decline driven by tariff headwinds of $0.16 per share.
- Free cash flow totaled $483 M, down $168 M YoY, reflecting higher receivables and tariff payments of approximately $95 M.
- The company reaffirmed its 2025 outlook and raised the lower end of adjusted EPS guidance to $4.51–$4.63, while maintaining revenue, margin and free cash flow targets.
- Organic revenue of $5.1 B, up 4% YoY; orders grew 6%; ended with a $21.2 B backlog.
- Adjusted EPS of $1.07, down 6% YoY, including a $0.16 tariff headwind; adjusted EBIT margin at 14.8%.
- Mitigated ~50% of 2025 gross tariff exposure; on track for a lower net tariff impact in 2026.
- Free cash flow of $483 M (99% conversion), down primarily due to higher receivables and tariff payments.
- Raised full-year guidance: organic revenue growth ~3%; adjusted EPS $4.51–$4.63; EBIT margin 15.2–15.4%; free cash flow ≥ $1.4 B.
- In Q3, revenue was $5.1 billion (+4% organic), orders rose 6% and backlog reached $21.2 billion.
- Adjusted EPS was $1.07 (-6% y/y), with an adjusted EBIT margin of 14.8% (-150 bps) and $0.16 tariff headwind.
- Free cash flow totaled $483 million (99% conversion) and the company repurchased $100 million of shares this quarter.
- Full-year 2025 guidance updated: organic revenue growth ~3%, adjusted EPS $4.51–4.63, and >$1.4 billion free cash flow; tariffs expected to impact EPS by $0.45.
Quarterly earnings call transcripts for GE HealthCare Technologies.