As affluence rises and longevity increases, it is likely that humans will experience more incidences of blocked arteries. One common method to unblock these vessels is to use a balloon to inflate the vessels and insert a stent during surgery.
Projections for the demand for stents and balloons vary, but the consensus indicates a growth rate of about 5% CAGR through 2030 and beyond. This increase is often attributed to the rising trends in obesity and the effects of aging.
In this article, we share our perspectives on a company that specializes in manufacturing these stents and balloons, poised to benefit from these growth trends.
The company has achieved a remarkable 22% annual revenue growth over the past three years. It boasts strong profitability, with a net profit margin of 29% and a free cash flow margin of 11%. It also reports respectable returns on equity (ROE) and assets (ROA), both at 13% and 12%, respectively. Due to its profitability, the company issued its first-ever dividend for FY23.