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To own Revvity, you have to believe its diagnostics and software tools can compound value even if headline earnings stay lumpy. The latest Q4 and full year 2025 numbers support that view at the margin: diagnostics organic growth of 7%, a solid adjusted EPS beat and 2026 revenue guidance of US$2.96–2.99 billion keep the near term catalyst focused on execution rather than a reset. The quarter also reinforces the transformation story around AI-enabled platforms like Signals Synthetica and the ACD Labs acquisition, while US$800 million of buybacks and a steady US$0.07 dividend signal ongoing capital returns. The flip side is that weaker net income, low current returns on equity and a rich P/E against industry peers keep valuation, profitability and execution risk very much in play.
Despite retreating, Revvity's shares might still be trading 22% above their fair value. Discover the potential downside here.Two Simply Wall St Community valuations sit between US$114.63 and US$133.56, framing a relatively tight spread of opinions. Set against Revvity’s slower forecast revenue growth and currently low profitability, that range underlines how differently investors can weigh execution risk and rewards, and why it pays to test your own view against several contrasting estimates.
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