Stryker vs. Zimmer Biomet vs. J&J in Q1 2025: How 3 orthopedic companies compare

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Stryker, Johnson & Johnson and Zimmer Biomet posted their first-quarter financial results for 2025 and data on their spine orthopedic sales.

Here is how they compare:

Stryker

Total sales: $5.9 billion (+11.9%)

Orthopedics: $2.3 billion (+9.7%)

Hips: $443 million (+12.7%)

Knees: $639 million (+8.7%)

Spine: $166 million (-2.9%)

Net earnings: $654 million 

Zimmer Biomet

Total sales: $1.9 billion (+1.1%)

Hips: $495 million (+0.9%)

Knees: $729.9 million (+0.6%)

Sports medicine, extremities, trauma, craniomaxillofacial and thoracic: $470.5 million (+3.9%)

Net earnings: $182 million

Johnson & Johnson

Medtech sales: $8 billion (+2.5%)

Orthopedic: $2.2 billion (-4.2%)

Spine, sports and other: $671 million (-10.8%)

Hips: $409 million (-3.1%)

Knees: $389 million (-3%)

Net earnings: $11 billion

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