Stan Berenshteyn, an analyst from Wells Fargo, maintained the Hold rating on Omnicell (OMCL – Research Report). The associated price target remains the same with $38.00.
Stan Berenshteyn’s rating is based on a combination of factors affecting Omnicell’s market position and financial outlook. The recent Hospital CFO Survey indicates a weakening capital expenditure environment, which could impact Omnicell’s sales, particularly for products that are not prioritized in hospital budgets. Although Omnicell’s offerings are generally resilient to capex reductions, there is a risk of delays in implementation and a slowdown in bookings for non-essential upgrades.
Additionally, the potential for new tariffs presents a challenge, but Omnicell may have the opportunity to offset some of these costs by passing them onto customers. Despite these challenges, the company’s ability to manage tariff impacts and its historical resilience to capex fluctuations contribute to the Hold rating, suggesting that while there are risks, there are also mitigating factors that balance the outlook.
Berenshteyn covers the Healthcare sector, focusing on stocks such as Omnicell, Veeva Systems, and Healthequity. According to TipRanks, Berenshteyn has an average return of -7.4% and a 47.67% success rate on recommended stocks.