ORTHOWORLD estimates Medtronic’s FY4Q17 revenue at US $759.0MM, +3.0% vs. FY4Q16.  (Quarter ended 4/28/17) Â
ORTHOWORLD estimates spine and orthobiologic segment sales and growth on an as-reported basis, as follows.
FY4Q17 | FY4Q16 | $ Change | % Change | |
 Spine | $626.0 | $617.0 | $9.0 | 1.5% |
 Orthobiologics | $133.0 | $120.0 | $13.0 | 10.8% |
Total | $759.0 | $737.0 | $22.0 | 3.0% |
Sequentially, this overall growth is down slightly from FY3Q17’s increase of +3.5%, but it represents the company’s third consecutive quarter of positive growth—for spine and orthobiologics combined, and for each segment separately. Further, orthobiologics revenue has surpassed $130MM—breaking out of the range of $120MM to $129MM for the first time since the company’s FY2Q15. The FDA approval of additional spine surgery indications for INFUSE appears to be supporting growth there.
Performance highlights:
- Core Spine continues to benefit from launches (e.g. Solera Voyager and Elevate expandable cage), Surgical Synergies strategy (cross-sales of hardware/biologics with navigation, robotics and imaging equipment) and “Speed to Scale” (launching product rapidly and with all sets/all training available at the same time for the entire market)
- “We used to [launch products] over nine quarters; we’re now doing it over two.”—Geoff Martha, President, Restorative Therapies Group
- Will communicate more about its orthopaedic program this year
- Ortho and spine penetration driving growth of Aquamantys system for bleeding control
- Strong U.S. balloon kyphoplasty performance driven by pull-through from OsteoCool radiofrequency ablation product
- Continues to expect InductOs rhBMP-2 EU shipping hold to resolve for return to market by mid-FY18
- Following close of quarter, regional press reported that the Memphis spinal unit is trimming its headcount, though details were sparse (such as number and type of employees affected); noted ~1,300 employees in the Memphis area as of last year
Source: Medtronic plc; ORTHOWORLD estimates; The Commercial Appeal
ORTHOWORLD estimates Medtronic’s FY4Q17 revenue at US $759.0MM, +3.0% vs. FY4Q16.  (Quarter ended 4/28/17) Â
ORTHOWORLD estimates spine and orthobiologic segment sales and growth on an as-reported basis, as follows.
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ORTHOWORLD estimates Medtronic’s FY4Q17 revenue at US $759.0MM, +3.0% vs. FY4Q16.  (Quarter ended 4/28/17) Â
ORTHOWORLD estimates spine and orthobiologic segment sales and growth on an as-reported basis, as follows.
FY4Q17 | FY4Q16 | $ Change | % Change | |
 Spine | $626.0 | $617.0 | $9.0 | 1.5% |
 Orthobiologics | $133.0 | $120.0 | $13.0 | 10.8% |
Total | $759.0 | $737.0 | $22.0 | 3.0% |
Sequentially, this overall growth is down slightly from FY3Q17’s increase of +3.5%, but it represents the company’s third consecutive quarter of positive growth—for spine and orthobiologics combined, and for each segment separately. Further, orthobiologics revenue has surpassed $130MM—breaking out of the range of $120MM to $129MM for the first time since the company’s FY2Q15. The FDA approval of additional spine surgery indications for INFUSE appears to be supporting growth there.
Performance highlights:
- Core Spine continues to benefit from launches (e.g. Solera Voyager and Elevate expandable cage), Surgical Synergies strategy (cross-sales of hardware/biologics with navigation, robotics and imaging equipment) and “Speed to Scale” (launching product rapidly and with all sets/all training available at the same time for the entire market)
- “We used to [launch products] over nine quarters; we’re now doing it over two.”—Geoff Martha, President, Restorative Therapies Group
- Will communicate more about its orthopaedic program this year
- Ortho and spine penetration driving growth of Aquamantys system for bleeding control
- Strong U.S. balloon kyphoplasty performance driven by pull-through from OsteoCool radiofrequency ablation product
- Continues to expect InductOs rhBMP-2 EU shipping hold to resolve for return to market by mid-FY18
- Following close of quarter, regional press reported that the Memphis spinal unit is trimming its headcount, though details were sparse (such as number and type of employees affected); noted ~1,300 employees in the Memphis area as of last year
Source: Medtronic plc; ORTHOWORLD estimates; The Commercial Appeal
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Julie Vetalice is ORTHOWORLD's Editorial Assistant. She has covered the orthopedic industry for over 20 years, having joined the company in 1999.