Coloplast A/S/€COLOB

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About Coloplast A/S

Coloplast A/S is a Danish multinational company that specializes in the development and manufacture of medical devices and services. The company's core business operates within the healthcare sector, offering products and services that focus on ostomy care, urology, continence care, and wound and skin care. Founded in 1957 and headquartered in Humlebæk, Denmark, Coloplast has established a strong presence in numerous countries, serving healthcare professionals and patients around the globe. Its strategic positioning is supported by a commitment to innovation and close collaboration with healthcare professionals to ensure the efficacy and safety of its offerings. Coloplast's competitive strengths derive from its comprehensive product portfolio and strong expertise in chronic care solutions.
Ticker
€COLOB
Sector
Health
Primary listing
XGAT
Employees
17,213
Headquarters
Humlebæk, Denmark

Coloplast A/S Metrics

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€13B
35.44
€1.64
0.55
€3.08
5.30%

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The FDA approved Coloplast’s next-generation Titan Prime inflatable penile prosthesis in June 2026, expanding the company’s Interventional Urology portfolio in the U.S. and addressing an estimated 30 million men with erectile dysfunction (Reuters)
Coloplast’s CFO expects the Kerecis wound-care unit to return to growth from January 2027 after current reimbursement headwinds, suggesting the recent impairment may prove a temporary setback (Reuters)
Denmark’s Coloplast reported Q2 organic revenue growth of 6%, driven by strong momentum in its Interventional Urology segment, highlighting the resilience of its core franchises despite currency headwinds (Reuters)
As a result of slower-than-anticipated market recovery in the outpatient setting, Coloplast recognised a goodwill impairment loss of DKK 3.0 billion against its wound-care subsidiary Kerecis, cutting its carrying value to around DKK 6 billion (Reuters)
The outpatient segment of Kerecis “has basically collapsed” since U.S. Medicare reimbursement changes took effect, according to CFO Anders Lonning-Skovgaard, underscoring persistent headwinds in the wound-care business (Reuters)
On April 23, 2026, management lowered full-year guidance, cutting organic revenue growth to 5–6% (from roughly 7%) and adjusted EBIT growth to around 5% (from 7%), reflecting a more cautious outlook for its skin substitutes and broader chronic care segments (Reuters)
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