Stifel says Q3 organic revenue growth ex-currency and ex-M&A at Boston Scientific (BSX) was “an outstanding 18.2%,” making this quarter’s organic growth the fastest since 2003/2004, excluding the 2021 Covid recovery growth. However, the stock is trading lower today, which the firm suspects is due to the company’s comments about the AVANTGUARD Farapulse trial enrollment pause and some element of “sell the (positive) news.” The firm, which says it is “inclined to view today’s stock-performance as a buying-opportunity,” and thinks Boston Scientific is “positioned for another excellent growth year in 2025,” maintains a Buy rating and $100 price target on the shares.
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