Due to increased demand for its products, Stryker raises its profit forecast.

Published Date: 05 Aug 2023

A post-pandemic increase in surgical procedures at hospitals has helped Stryker raise its annual profit forecast as the medtech company observes strong demand for its medical and surgical devices.

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