Medtronic Aktie News

Dividend yield is a commonly used metric for finding dividend stocks to buy and hold. The dividend yield is the amount of a company's dividend as a percentage of its stock price.

Initiate Medtronic with Strong Buy, $161 PT, citing a structural margin inflection from Diabetes spin-off and robust innovation pipeline (120+ approvals). Street underestimates FY27 margin/EPS upside from Diabetes separation and operating leverage in Cardiac & Structural Heart—key drivers for re-rating. Valuation at 26x FY27E EPS is conservative versus peers; scenario analysis shows risk skewed...

I reiterate my buy rating on Medtronic, driven by solid fundamentals and an attractive valuation, despite less upside versus prior estimates. Medtronic continues to deliver steady revenue growth, robust free cash flow, and a 48-year dividend growth streak, even as sector sentiment weakens. Key risks include competitive pressures, margin threats in Diabetes and CAS, and macro headwinds like tari...

The magic of dividends is that you don't need to do anything to earn them aside from holding the stocks that pay them. Someone who accumulates enough dividend stocks could live off their portfolio's passive income stream and never have to work another day in their life.

Buying Dividend Aristocrats at bargain prices can be a winning investment strategy. I highlight two such names that are undervalued compared to historical norms while paying strong and well-covered dividends. Both carry moat-worthy attributes and provide economically essential products and services that make them recession resilient.

GALWAY, Ireland , June 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Medtronic plc (NYSE: MDT), a global leader in healthcare technology, today announced that its Board of Directors appointed Dr. Joon Lee, CEO at Emory Healthcare, Inc., to the Board as an independent director, effective June 18, 2025. Dr. Lee will serve on the Science and Technology Committee and Compensation and Talent Committee of the Board.

The healthcare sector isn't exactly known for offering huge yields, with Health Care Select Sector SPDR (NYSEMKT: XLV) offering a yield of just 1.7%. If dividend investors take some time to dig into the sector, however, they can do much better.

I focus on companies with consistent dividend growth, using a blend of the U.S. Dividend Champions list and NASDAQ data for my selections. This week's highlighted group averages a 5.9% dividend increase and a 19.5-year streak, but none outperformed the SCHD ETF over the past decade. While SCHD remains my benchmark for dividend growth and total return, I look for individual stocks that can deliv...