GE HealthCare Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:GEHC) released its 2024 Q2 earnings data, beating expectations on EPS and achieving higher net margins. However, the company did face disheartening revenue shortfalls with its cash flow becoming more negative, contributing to a sizable reduction in their stock value. Swedbank AB notably invested $6.14 million in GEHC. Despite recent struggles, numerous advisors and analysts still hold positive views on the long-term value of the company, citing factors such as beneficial ownership structure with 75% held by institutional investors and a strong Return on Equity (ROE). There have been concerns about lower volume adversely affecting earnings, and challenges faced in the China market. Notwithstanding these issues, GEHC continues to innovate, securing a new deal to strengthen its ultrasound portfolio. Institutional investors continue to acquire shares, and GEHC has also issued new shares in a secondary sale. However, despite the company's solid ROE and earnings growth, its stock still experienced a 14% slump. Partnerships have played a part in its strategy to stay on top of debt and to improve patient care in Mexico. Q1 2024 earnings fell short of expectations but this didn't sway some from seeing GEHC as a long-term top stock.
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