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UBS Property Securities Fund: The fund which aims to outperform the S&P/ASX 300 Property Accumulation Index

Investment strategy 

The Fund uses a multi-step investment process for constructing the Fund’s investment portfolio that combines top-down sector allocation with bottom-up individual stock selection. Top-down sector allocation is determined through a systematic evaluation of listed and direct property market trends and conditions. Bottom-up stock selection is driven by proprietary analytical techniques to conduct fundamental company analysis, which provides a framework for security selection through an analysis of individual securities independently and relative to each other. Investment return objective The Fund aims to outperform (after management costs) the S&P/ASX 300 Property Accumulation Index over rolling three year periods.

Investment return objective 

The Fund aims to outperform (after management costs) the S&P/ASX 300 Property Accumulation Index over rolling three year periods.

 Downside Risks

  • Deterioration in the Australian economy especially the property market (fundamentals deteriorate). Rising bond yields negatively impacting pricing. 
  • The Portfolio Manager/analysts miss-calculate their bottom-up valuation 
  • Key person risks in Mr. Pica (however, the CBRE investment team is relatively large and capable of succession planning). 

Fund Performance (as at 31 May 2021)

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(Source: UBS)

Fund Positioning: Top 5 Holdings – Overweights & Underweights (as at 31 May 2021)

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(Source: UBS)

Investment Process

The Fund uses an investment process that combines in-depth top-down and bottom- up fundamental market research with a disciplined and systematic approach to portfolio construction and risk management. The Portfolio Manager’s bottom-up approach integrates both quantitative and qualitative research to identify individual securities where the real estate is undervalued and represents the most compelling investment opportunities. The securities research process incorporates several factors including: 

  • Property visits – the Portfolio Manager utilises its local presence to gauge the quality and location of the real estate, assessing properties and capital expenditure needs at the property level. 
  • Management meetings – the Portfolio Manager assesses the management team’s alignment with shareholders; determines the depth and experience of the team; and judges their ability to articulate and execute their strategy. 
  •  Modelling – the Portfolio Manager generates cash flow earnings projections; performs net asset value analysis; and analyses the capital structure. 

About the fund

The UBS Property Securities Fund (portfolio managed by CBRE while Distributed by UBS) is a portfolio of mainly Australian Real Estate Investment Trusts that the investment team believes are being undervalued by the market, based on the in-house assessment of the company’s future cashflows. The Fund aims to outperform (after management costs) the S&P/ASX 300 Property Accumulation Index over rolling five-year periods 

(Source: Banyantree)

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Despite wobbles at the top, Bapcor’s core is expected to be positive

Business Strategy and Outlook:

Bapcor’s narrow economic moat is contingent not on the CEO, but rather its scale. Bapcor’s scale allows not only additional buying power, but also the ability to source an extensive range of inventory (over 500,000 SKUs, many of these slow-moving, for over 20,000 different vehicle types) and the flexibility to efficiently allocate inventory between stores. Smaller players, lacking this scale, will be unable to replicate Bapcor’s low cost position. 

Bapcor’s trade network’s extensive reach also means Bapcor is able to provide parts to more customers in a timelier manner than smaller competitors, often within the hour, even for slow-moving SKUs. Bapcor’s trade customers consist of principally chain and independent mechanic workshops. These businesses are relatively price inelastic, as costs are passed through to the end consumer, and these businesses instead value parts availability and convenience, allowing service bays to turn over quickly. The number of registered vehicles in Australia will grow at low single digits over the next decade, marginally outpacing population growth. There are currently more than 19 million passenger vehicles in Australia, with an average age of over 10 years, and more than 14 million older than five years– squarely in Bapcor’s target market.

Financial Strength:

While it is expected that the near-term earnings momentum may slow down, analysts anchor on the firm’s long-term fundamentals and defensive earnings. The dividend yield generated by the firm is also substantial.

The financial outlook for the firm remains unchanged. Bapcor has benefitted from elevated government stimulus and pent-up demand, boosting fiscal 2021 sales as consumers opt to maintain and improve their existing cars rather than upgrade to newer vehicles. Australian retail sales were the standout in fiscal 2021, with sales from the Autobarn and Autopro network up 26% compared with fiscal 2020. It is expected that much of the growth was discretionary, rather than maintenance expenditure–retail sales outperformed 16% sales growth in Bapcor’s maintenance focussed trade business.

Company Profile:

Bapcor is one of the largest automotive spare parts and accessories businesses in Australia and New Zealand. The firm principally distributes automotive spare parts and accessories to independent and chain mechanic workshops in Australia and New Zealand through Burson-branded stores. Bapcor also operates a retail automotive spare parts and accessories business in Australia, catering to the DIY customer, under the AutoPro and Autobarn brands. The specialist wholesale business is a brand owner and wholesaler of specialised parts.

(Source: Morningstar)

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Paychex Is Well Placed to Benefit From the Economic Recovery and a Complex Regulatory Landscape

Business Strategy and Outlook

Paychex’s offering appeals to businesses wishing to outsource mission-critical functions, manage and attract employees, and remain compliant with increasingly complex and evolving regulations. Paychex’s solutions span from do-it-yourself payroll with add-on human capital management modules to full-service HR outsourcing via an administrative services organization or professional employer organization model. The ASO and PEO solutions allow a business to outsource critical HR functions to Paychex, including payroll, compliance, and benefits administration, and access support from onsite HR professionals. The main difference between the two models is that under a PEO, Paychex enters a co-employment arrangement and acts as the employer of record for tax and insurance purposes. 

Financial Strength

Paychex is in a strong financial position. At the end of fiscal 2021, Paychex had a net cash position of over $300 million including restricted cash and total corporate investments. In fiscal 2019, the company issued $800 million of fixed-rate long-term debt to fund the $1.2 billion acquisition of PEO business Oasis. Paychex has returned nearly $7 billion of capital to shareholders during the eight years to fiscal 2021 primarily through dividends and to a lesser extent share repurchases. It is expected that  Paychex’s strong free cash flow generation will support an 80% dividend payout ratio over our forecast period. 

Paychex’s medium-term outlook due to resilient revenue retention and stronger demand for complementary HCM solutions than previously anticipated, underpinning our 4% fair value estimate increase to $110 per share. At current prices, Paychex’s shares screen as overvalued trading at a 21% premium to our updated fair value estimate. Management now expects fiscal 2022 adjusted EPS growth to be about 19%, from about 13% previously.

Bull Say’s

  • Paychex is well placed to benefit from increased regulatory complexity under a U.S. Democratic administration. 
  • Paychex benefits from high customer switching costs, a scale-based cost advantage, and strong brand assets and a referral network built over many decades. 
  • Paychex dominates the small-business outsourced payroll market with strong prospects of further market penetration.

Company Profile 

Paychex is a leading provider of payroll, human capital management, and insurance solutions servicing small and midsize clients primarily in the United States. The company, established in 1979, services over 710,000 clients and pays over 1 in 12 U.S. private-sector workers. Alongside its traditional payroll services, Paychex offers HCM solutions such as benefits administration and time and attendance software, as well as human resources outsourcing and insurance brokering.

(Source: BanyanTree)

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Metrics Master Income Trust Seeking to Raise $440m through Unit Purchase Plan

On 28 October 2021, MXT announced a Unit Purchase Plan (UPP) proposing to issue 220.8m new units at a price of $2.00 per unit. The Trust is targeting to raise ~$441.6m. While the Trust maintains the flexibility to accept applications in excess of the target raise amount, applications in excess of this amount may also be scaled back.

The Offer closed on 30 November 2021 with an Issue Date of 3 December 2021. New units are expected to commence trading on 6 December 2021.

Capital raised will be invested in accordance with the investment mandate and target return of the Trust.

MXT targets a return of the RBA cash rate plus 3.25% p.a. (currently 3.35% p.a. net of fees) through the economic cycle, with income distributions intended to be paid monthly. Since listing on the ASX in October 2017, MXT has delivered a net return of 5.15% pa.

Net Asset Value of metrics Master Income Trust is $1,573,565,708. Current Unit Price is $2.07. 

Performance 

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Company Profile

The Investment Objective of the Metrics Master Income Trust is to provide monthly cash income, low risk of capital loss and portfolio diversification by actively managing diversified loan portfolios and participating in Australia’s bank‐dominated corporate loan market. The Manager seeks to implement active strategies designed to balance delivery of the Target Return, while seeking to preserve investor.

(Source: FN Arena, Bloomberg, MXT)

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UBS Property Securities Fund: The fund which aims to outperform the S&P/ASX 300 Property Accumulation Index

Investment strategy 

The Fund uses a multi-step investment process for constructing the Fund’s investment portfolio that combines top-down sector allocation with bottom-up individual stock selection. Top-down sector allocation is determined through a systematic evaluation of listed and direct property market trends and conditions. Bottom-up stock selection is driven by proprietary analytical techniques to conduct fundamental company analysis, which provides a framework for security selection through an analysis of individual securities independently and relative to each other. Investment return objective The Fund aims to outperform (after management costs) the S&P/ASX 300 Property Accumulation Index over rolling three year periods.

Investment return objective 

The Fund aims to outperform (after management costs) the S&P/ASX 300 Property Accumulation Index over rolling three year periods.

 Downside Risks

  • Deterioration in the Australian economy especially the property market (fundamentals deteriorate). Rising bond yields negatively impacting pricing. 
  • The Portfolio Manager/analysts miss-calculate their bottom-up valuation 
  • Key person risks in Mr. Pica (however, the CBRE investment team is relatively large and capable of succession planning). 

Fund Performance (as at 31 May 2021)

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(Source: UBS)

Fund Positioning: Top 5 Holdings – Overweights & Underweights (as at 31 May 2021)

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(Source: UBS)

Investment Process

The Fund uses an investment process that combines in-depth top-down and bottom- up fundamental market research with a disciplined and systematic approach to portfolio construction and risk management. The Portfolio Manager’s bottom-up approach integrates both quantitative and qualitative research to identify individual securities where the real estate is undervalued and represents the most compelling investment opportunities. The securities research process incorporates several factors including: 

  • Property visits – the Portfolio Manager utilises its local presence to gauge the quality and location of the real estate, assessing properties and capital expenditure needs at the property level. 
  • Management meetings – the Portfolio Manager assesses the management team’s alignment with shareholders; determines the depth and experience of the team; and judges their ability to articulate and execute their strategy. 
  •  Modelling – the Portfolio Manager generates cash flow earnings projections; performs net asset value analysis; and analyses the capital structure. 

About the fund

The UBS Property Securities Fund (portfolio managed by CBRE while Distributed by UBS) is a portfolio of mainly Australian Real Estate Investment Trusts that the investment team believes are being undervalued by the market, based on the in-house assessment of the company’s future cashflows. The Fund aims to outperform (after management costs) the S&P/ASX 300 Property Accumulation Index over rolling five-year periods 

(Source: Banyantree)

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Pendal Horizon Fund: An actively managed portfolio of Australian shares

 The Fund is led by Crispin Murray, who has over 27 years’ industry experience and is currently the Head of Equity Strategies at Pendal. Mr. Murray is supported by a research team of nineteen, including Mr. Rajinder Singh who has over 17 years’ experience in Australian equities and manages a range of sustainability and ethical funds for Pendal.

The benchmark index is S&P/ ASX300 Accumulation Index.

Downside Risks: 

  • Market & security specific risk including Australian economic conditions deteriorate. 
  • The Portfolio Manager/analysts miss-calculate their bottom-up valuation. 
  • Stock selection fails to yield alpha against the benchmark – Companies which are screened out, such as in materials, energy, gambling, outperform. 
  • Key man risks with Crispin Murray, Andrew Waddington and Jim Taylor.

Investment Team:

Pendal’s nineteen-member Equity team is one of the largest in the industry. The Fund is managed by Crispin Murray, who is also the Head of Equity and is assisted by Rajinder Singh, who has a combined 44 year’s industry experience.

Fund Performance:

Fund Positioning:

Sector Allocation:

Investment Philosophy & Process:

Investment Philosophy: The Fund’s investment philosophy is based on the belief that good corporate governance and sustainability is a central factor to a company’s longterm success. 

Investment Process: The investment process is driven by bottom-up, fundamental research of stocks listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (both large and small cap). The key features of the process are best described in the diagram below. The Manager also utilises a proprietary system as part of its investment process, which includes Analyst Analyser which is a database that captures analyst financial models, valuations and recommendations

About the Fund:

The Pendal Ethical Share Fund is an actively managed portfolio of Australian shares which seeks to ensure that funds are invested in an ethical and socially responsible manner. The Fund invests in companies whose practices and impacts are aligned with an investor’s own social, environmental and ethical preferences and aims to provide a return (before fees, costs and taxes) that exceeds the S&P/ASX 300 Accumulation Index over a 5-year period.

(Source: Banyantree)

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Dividend Stocks

General Mills’ Strong Brands Provide the Pricing Power Needed to Combat Inflationary Pressures

Business Strategy and Outlook

As at-home food consumption remains elevated during the pandemic, consumers are finding favor with General Mills’ offerings, as shown by increases in household penetration and repeat purchase rates in most categories. It is expected that this lift will largely be temporary, with consumers gradually returning to activities outside of the home, returning away-from-home food expenditures to half, as it was prior to the pandemic. But it is also expected that a lasting benefit for General Mills’ pet food business exist, given the high-single-digit increase in pet adoptions during the crisis.

General Mills has earned a narrow moat rating for its preferred status with retailers, strong brand equities, and cost edge. Due to evolving nutritional preferences, consumers have been shifting from processed fare to fresh, natural options, causing General Mills’ categories to slow. In response, the firm laid out its Accelerate strategy in 2021, which calls for the company to overhaul its marketing and innovation processes. Specifically, the firm will shift media investments to digital formats to better align with consumer media consumption, it will launch bolder innovations with a faster speed to market, it will be a force for good-with purpose-driven brands–and it will invest in data analytics (leveraging proprietary data from its Box Tops program and brand websites) to drive growth. Further, the firm will reshape its portfolio by divesting 5% of sales that dilute growth and will acquire growing businesses that strengthen its five global platforms (cereal, pet, ice cream, snack bars, Mexican) or its positioning in its eight core markets (U.S., Canada, France, U.K., Australia, China, Brazil, and India).

Financial Strength 

General Mills has generally maintained a net debt/adjusted EBITDA ratio of under 3 times, although the fiscal 2018 acquisition of Blue Buffalo increased the metric to 4.8 times. But in fiscal 2021, the firm reduced leverage to below 3 times, returning the firm to its pre-acquisition capital allocation priorities of 1) capital expenditures, 2) dividend growth, 3) strategic acquisitions, and 4) share repurchases. In September 2020, General Mills implemented its first dividend hike since the tie-up, in the spring of 2021 it resumed share repurchases, and in July it closed on its $1.2 billion acquisition of no-moat Tyson’s pet snacks business. General Mills generates a significant amount of free cash flow (cash flow from operations less capital expense), averaging 15% of sales over the past three years, generally in line with our 14% annual average over the next five years. 

Bulls Say 

  • General Mills’ pet food business should benefit from the high-single-digit increase in pet adoptions during the pandemic. Its BLUE brand has been growing rapidly, as on-trend innovations are resonating with consumers.
  • The firm is modernizing its brand-building capabilities, with shortened lead times for new product launches and advertising budgets that are shifting to digital formats where consumers are spending more time. 
  • General Mills’ well-developed Strategic Revenue Management and Holistic Margin Management programs should help the firm offset steep cost inflation.

Company Profile

General Mills is a leading global packaged food company that produces snacks, cereal, convenient meals, yogurt, dough, baking mixes and ingredients, pet food, and superpremium ice cream. Its largest brands are Nature Valley, Cheerios, Old El Paso, Yoplait, Pillsbury, Betty Crocker, BLUE, and Haagen-Dazs. In fiscal 2021, 75% of its revenue was derived from the United States, although the company also operates in Canada, Europe, Australia, Asia, and Latin America. While most of General Mills’ products are sold through retail stores to consumers, the company also sells products into the food-service channel and the commercial banking industry

 (Source: Morningstar)

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ETFs ETFs Research Sectors

iShares S&P-ASX200- an attractive cost effective exposure to the top 200 Australian companies of ASX

Investment Objective: 

The Fund aims to provide investors with the performance of an index, before fees and expenses, composed of the 200 largest Australian securities listed on the ASX.

Portfolio Objective: 

Can be used as a core Australian equities exposure. 

Low cost access (relative to fund managers managing domestic portfolios) to the 200 largest companies on the ASX in a single fund.

Positives:

• Low cost exposure to broader market, without having to pick individual stocks. 

• Given the concentration in the Australian market, investors can use this ETF as a core holding whilst selecting lesser known stocks to drive portfolio alpha. 

Negatives: 

• Deterioration in Australian economy. 

• Aggressive increase in global bonds yields, leading to equity risk repricing. 

• Parent company experiences financial stress or negative corporate governance event.

ETF Performance:

ETF Positioning:

About the Company:

BlackRock is a global asset manager listed on the New York Stock Exchange. BlackRock has a comprehensive range of products and services across asset classes, geographies and investment strategies with 135.

(Source: Banyantree)

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Sectors Technology Technology Stocks

SAP reported solid 2Q21 result with revenue of €6.7bn

Investment Thesis :

  • Leading market share positions in on-premise enterprise resources planning (ERP) and on-premise customer relationship management (CRM) markets with customers in over 180 countries and strong brand awareness. 
  • The market is undervaluing SAP’s CRM business (relative to its peer group such as Salesforce.com).
  • Support revenues and Cloud subscriptions provide recurring revenue, which gives SAP a defensive profile. 
  •  Competent management team. 
  •  Strong operating and free cash flow generation with attractive dividend policy (payout ratio of at least 40%)

Key Risks

  • The Slower take-up for HANA and S/4HANA. 
  • Deteriorating sentiment if the economy and IT spending weakens. 
  • Market share loss in software revenue driven by cloud migration. 
  •  Aggressive M&A with risk of overpaying. 
  • Additional opex spending dampening margin expansion. 
  •  Key-man risk due to management changes. 
  • Competition from other established players like Microsoft, Salesforce.com and Oracle

Key highlights of FY 2021

Ongoing momentum in the business saw management slightly raised the bottom end of their previous guidance, which may have disappointed the market (i.e. investors may have been expecting a bigger bump up). Management’s 2021 outlook (non-IFRS @ CC): Cloud Revenue €9.3 – 9.5bn (prev. €9.2 – 9.5bn), up +15-18%; Cloud and Software Revenue €23.6 – 24.0bn (prev. €23.4 – 23.8bn), up +2-3%; and Operating Profit €7.95 – 8.25bn (prev. €7.8 – 8.2bn), flat to -4%. Management reiterated their operating cash flow guidance of approx. €6.0bn and FCF above €4.5bn.

2Q21 results highlights : Relative to the pcp: 

  • Total group revenue of €6.7bn was up +3% (in CC terms), driven by Cloud up +17%, Software licenses and support down -2% (Software Licenses down -13%, Software Support up +1%), Cloud and Software up +5% and Services down -7%. SaaS/PaaS cloud revenue (excluding Intelligent Spend) was up+25% (CC). Software Licenses were down -13% (CC) as expected and were ahead of expectations. Current Cloud Backlog (CCB) was up +20% (CC terms) to €7.8bn, with SAP S/4HANA CCB up +48% to €1.1bn.
  • From a region perspective, Asia Pacific & Japan revenue was solid (Cloud up +23% in CC; Cloud & Software up +6% in CC) while Americas (Cloud up +12% in CC; Cloud & Software up +5% in CC) and EMEA (Cloud up +23% in CC; Cloud & Software up +5% in CC) also saw good growth. Operating profit of €1.9bn was down -2% on pcp, but up +3% in CC terms. Operating margins were down -30bps to 28.8%

Company Profile:

SAP SE (SAP) is a global software and service provider headquartered in Walldorf, Germany, operating through two segments: Applications, Technology & Services segment, and the SAP Business Network segment. The Applications, Technology & Services segment is engaged in the sale of software licenses, subscriptions to its cloud applications, and related services and the SAP Business Network segment includes its cloud-based collaborative business networks and services relating to the SAP Business Network (including cloud applications, professional services and education services). SAP is the market leader in enterprise application software and also the leading analytics and business intelligence company, with the Company reporting that more than 77% of all transaction revenue globally touches an SAP system.

(Source: Banyantree)

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Medtronic Plc reported solid FY 21 result with revenue of $30.1bn and adjusted EPS of $4.44

Investment Thesis 

  • The Company trades on 2-yr PE-multiple of 19.5x and dividend yield of 2.1%, which is attractive in our view. 
  •  The Company should come out of COVID-19 in a solid position, with significant balance sheet liquidity increasing flexibility to undertake strategic M&A and invest in the business. 
  •  Market leadership position in medical equipment and supplies industry. 
  •  Global footprint with continuing strong growth in EM. 
  •  Successful track record of developing breakthrough technologies. The Micra AV transcatheter pacing system is expected to be a blockbuster. 
  •  Opportunities in growing diabetes market. 
  • Successful M&A to gain strategic advantage

Key Risks

  • Aggressive competition by other established players putting pressure on margins. 
  •  Strict government regulations and scrutiny. 
  •  IP theft by countries like China. 
  •  Challenging political environments with U.S.-China trade war and Brexit. 
  •  Downturn in U.S. economy given the fact that the company still derives 51% of its revenue from the local market. 
  •  Currency headwinds

Key financial highlights of year2021

  • Revenue of $30.117bn increased +4% over pcp (+2% on an organic basis, which adjusts for the $331m benefit of foreign currency translation, the $15m inorganic benefit of the company’s acquisition of Titan Spine in the Cranial & Spinal Technologies division in the Neuroscience Portfolio, and the $360-390m benefit the company received from an extra week in 1Q21 compared to 1Q20). 
  •  Net earnings were $3.606bn or $2.66 per diluted share (non-GAAP earnings and diluted EPS were $6.005bn and $4.44, respectively, both decreasing -3%, however, adjusting for the negative 22 cent impact from FX, non-GAAP diluted EPS increased +2%). 
  •  Cash flow from operations was $6.240bn, down -13.7% over pcp and FCF was $4.885bn, down – 18.9% over pcp and representing FCF conversion from non-GAAP net earnings of 81%. 
  •  The Company ended the year with a cash position ~$10.8bn.

Management’s FY22 outlook

  • Organic revenue growth acceleration to +9% with FX having a positive impact of $400-500m (1Q22 organic growth of 17-18%, and a currency tailwind of $200-250m at recent rates). 
  • Cardiovascular and Neuroscience to grow 10-11%, Medical Surgical to grow 6-7%, and Diabetes to grow 3-4%, all on an organic basis (1Q21 Cardiovascular to grow 14-15%, Medical Surgical to grow 18-19%, Neuroscience to grow 25-26%, and Diabetes to be flat). 
  •  Non-GAAP diluted EPS in the range of $5.60-5.75, including a benefit of 10-15 cents from currency at recent rates (1Q21 EPS of $1.31-1.34, including a currency tailwind of 3 cents at recent rates).

Company Profile:

Medtronic Plc (MDT) is a medical technology, services and solutions company operating in four segments: Cardiac and Vascular Group, Minimally Invasive Therapies Group, Restorative Therapies Group and Diabetes Group. The Cardiac and Vascular Group segment includes cardiac rhythm and heart failure, coronary and structural heart, and aortic and peripheral vascular; Minimally Invasive Therapies Group segment includes surgical solutions, and patient monitoring and recovery; Restorative Therapies Group segment includes spine, neuromodulation, surgical technologies and neurovascular and the Diabetes Group segment includes intensive insulin management, non-intensive diabetes therapies, and diabetes services and solutions.

(Source: Banyantree)

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