Integer Holdings Corp. Revenue Misses Expectations

The Plano-based manufacturer reports $449.7 million in Q3 revenue, trailing analyst estimates for the period.

Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Economic Indicators

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Plano-based Integer Holdings Corp. reported $449.7 million in revenue for the third quarter of 2026. The firm posted $15 million in net income during this reporting period.

Why it matters

The latest quarterly figures show the company missing analyst expectations for both revenue and earnings, providing a benchmark for performance in the medical device manufacturing sector.

Integer Holdings Corp. reported third-quarter revenue of $449.7 million, missing the analyst estimate of $457.3 million. Earnings reached $15 million, or 43 cents per share, trailing the $1.65 per share earnings estimate.

The players

Integer Holdings Corp.

A Plano-based manufacturer that produces medical devices and components for original equipment manufacturers.

The details

The report reflects the company's financial standing at the close of its third fiscal quarter. Operators in the manufacturing supply chain often monitor these results to gauge industry health, specifically as it pertains to the production and volume of outsourced medical components.

Timeline

  1. Q3 2026: The fiscal third-quarter reporting period for Integer Holdings Corp.

Market Landscape

This earnings release follows the standard reporting cycle for large-scale industrial firms headquartered in North Texas. It provides a point of comparison against the historical performance of Plano-based manufacturing firms during third-quarter cycles.

Business operators should track these results as a proxy for broader medical manufacturing demand in the region. The variance between actual performance and analyst estimates serves as a key signal for local firms managing supply chain inventory and long-term production forecasts.

The takeaway

Integer Holdings Corp. reported a quarterly revenue of $449.7 million against an analyst consensus of $457.3 million. Operators should monitor future investor presentations for management commentary on cost-control initiatives intended to bridge the earnings gap.

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Source note: This article includes information reported by WTOP.

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