Considering Recent Divestitures, Should J&J Trim Its Medical Devices Segment Further?
J&J May Want To Keep Its Current Medical Devices Portfolio
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Reason 1: Medical Devices Account For Nearly 40% Of Earnings
Reason 2: Moderate Growth In Medical Devices Revenue Can Compensate ~ 60% Of Sales Loss From Off-Patent Drugs
For details on ‘5 Year Pharma Sales Loss To Generic Competition’, read What Percentage Of Its Revenue Could J&J Lose Solely Due To Patent Losses Over The Next 5 Years?
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