Where Stryker stands today

Here are five things to know about where Stryker stands today:

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1. In the first quarter of 2024, Stryker raked in $5.2 billion in total sales.

2. The company’s orthopedic and spine sales came to $2.2 billion in the first quarter.

3. In an April earnings call, Stryker announced that its Mako Spine is on pace to launch in the fourth quarter, and the shoulder application is expected by the end of the year.

4. Stryker attributes its first quarter sales growth to U.S. performance in instruments, medical, endoscopy, trauma and extremities and Mako segments

5. In the first quarter, the company completed its acquisition of mfPHD, which makes modular stainless steel wall systems.

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