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Coloplast expects Kerecis wound-care unit to return to growth in 2027, CFO says

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Aug 18 (Reuters) – Medical equipment maker Coloplast expects its Kerecis wound-care business to return to growth from January 2027 after changes to U.S. Medicare payments caused sales in ​outpatient settings to fall sharply, its finance chief told ‌Reuters on Tuesday. The outpatient business, which accounts for around 20%-30% of Kerecis sales, has “basically collapsed” since the reimbursement changes took effect, CFO Anders Lonning-Skovgaard sai…

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Coloplast has seen its profit after tax grow 82 percent to almost 1.5 billion kroner in the third quarter.

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The largest Danish stocks in the C25 index fell by 0.73 percent on Tuesday. But the Coloplast stock was on the rise.

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Danish Coloplast, which develops and sells healthcare products, reports an adjusted operating profit of DKK 1,929 million (1,915) for the third quarter of the 2025/2026 financial year.

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BT broke the news in Borås, Sweden on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.
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