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Boston Scientific Corporation

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What Do They Do?

Sells medical devices and therapies to hospitals, clinics and medical offices for diagnosing and treating cardiovascular, digestive and urological conditions.

How Do They Make Money?

Boston Scientific earns revenue mainly by selling single-use medical devices; buyers typically pay within 30 days in the U.S., with longer terms possible internationally. Consigned products are billed when used or implanted, while some heart-monitoring services are paid over their service periods.

revenue
SegmentShareRevenue
Endoscopy
Sold outright

15%
FY2022: 18%
Urology
Sold outright

14%
FY2022: 14%
Neuromodulation
Sold outright
6.0%
FY2022: 7.2%
Interventional Cardiology & Vascular Therapies
Sold outright

23%
Watchman
Sold outright

9.8%
FY2022: 8.0%
Electrophysiology
Sold outright

17%
FY2022: 4.6%
Cardiac Rhythm Management
Mix

12%
FY2022: 17%
Interventional Oncology & Embolization
Sold outright
5.0%

Who Are Their Customers?

Hospitals, clinics, outpatient facilities and medical offices buy its products, with sales teams focused on physicians and hospital administrators. Most sales come from countries with direct sales organizations; distributors and dealers serve some other countries and markets.

Do Revenues Turn Into Profits?

Yes. It kept 14 cents of every revenue dollar as net income in FY2025 and turned 18 cents into free cash flow.

Operating income, FY2025
18% of revenue
▲ +39% vs FY2024 ($2.6B, 16%)
Net income, FY2025
14% of revenue
▲ +57% vs FY2024 ($1.8B, 11%)
Free cash flow, FY2025
18% of revenue
▲ +38% vs FY2024 ($2.6B, 16%)

How Are They Changing?

Since the FY2025 annual report
Latest quarter: Q2 FY2026, the three months to Jun 30, 2026
Revenue
▲ +8%
vs $5.1B in Q2 FY2025
Net income
▲ +14%
vs $795M in Q2 FY2025
  • May 18, 2026 Took a stake in MiRus with an option to acquire its TAVR business The option is exercisable after clinical and regulatory milestones and would require additional payments.

Growing. Revenue grew 69% in 4 years, from $11.9B in FY2021 to $20.1B in FY2025, about 14% a year.

Electrophysiology's ablation mix The older report listed pulsed-field ablation among several electrophysiology products; the latest says conversion from legacy treatments has made PFA the main component of the business and its revenue.

Revenue over time
Endoscopy Urology Neuromodulation Interventional Cardiology & Vascular Therapies Watchman Electrophysiology Cardiac Rhythm Management Interventional Oncology & Embolization Global Peripheral Interventions (PI) Reporting Unit Other Global Cardiology Reporting Unit Interventional Cardiology Therapies
$25B$12.5B$0

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