Boston Scientific Lowers Full-Year Targets After Cyberattack -- WSJ
Dow Jones2026/09/08 15:43By Alex Janin
Medical-device maker Boston Scientific said that it is unlikely to meet its sales growth and earnings expectations for the year, citing a major cyberattack disclosed last month that left it unable to fill orders. Boston Scientific's shares fell more than 4% Tuesday morning and are now down 52% from a year earlier. The company said the cyberattack affected manufacturing and the full impact isn't yet known.
Analysts didn't think the attack would likely lead to long-term loss of market share.
"Some of the cyber security incidents have been resolved with relatively low incidence" in the med-tech industry, Citi analyst Joanne Wuensch wrote shortly after the incident.
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