Merit Medical Q2 FY26 GAAP EPS rises 20% to USD 0.65; revenue increases 10% to USD 418.8 million
Reuters2026/07/30 20:32- Merit Medical Systems posted Q2 2026 net income of USD 38.8 million, up 19.09%, with GAAP EPS at USD 0.65, up 20%.
- Revenue rose 10% to USD 418.8 million, while GAAP operating margin widened 2.1 percentage points to 14.4%.
- Cash flow from operations fell 11% to USD 110 million year-to-date, with free cash flow down 14% to USD 76.6 million.
- CEO Martha G. Aronson said results beat the high end of expectations, citing 9% organic constant-currency growth excluding a strategic divestiture.
- Full-year 2026 guidance was raised to revenue of USD 1.631 billion-USD 1.643 billion, with non-GAAP EPS seen at USD 4.25-USD 4.35.
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