OrthoPediatrics (KIDS) Crosses $70M as Guidance Climbs Higher

OrthoPediatrics reported Q2 2026 progress toward a “financial inflection point,” citing record adjusted EBITDA margins near 10% and a shift toward positive free cash flow. Trauma and Deformity revenue grew 26% on implant share gains and early 3P Hip deployments. Management expects positive free cash flow in H2 2026 and FCF break-even or better for full-year 2026, with conservative timing assumptions for capital placements and international orders.

ORTHOPEDIATRICS CORP (KIDS) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Results of Operations and Financial Condition. OrthoPediatrics Corp. Reports Second Quarter 2026 Financial Results and Increases 2026 Financial Guidance Second Quarter 2026 Revenue Surpasses $70 million for the First Time in Company History, and Increased 15% Year-over-Year WARSAW, Ind., August 4, 2026 -- OrthoPediatrics Corp

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Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) reported Q3 2026 operational sales growth of 6%, exceeding expectations. Innovative Medicine grew 7.9%, with key products like TREMFYA and CARVYKTI showing strong sales. The company raised its full-year guidance. However, MedTech grew only 2.5%, and talc litigation expenses impacted GAAP earnings. JNJ expects future growth from pipeline advancements and strategic investments.

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