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Labcorp Raises Earnings Outlook on Strong Medical Testing Demand

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 30 July 2026, 11:00 UTC By Melos Ambaye 1 min read
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Labcorp Raises Earnings Outlook on Strong Medical Testing Demand Labcorp Holdings Inc. raised its outlook for the year after reporting second-quarter earnings that topped analyst estimates, citing strength in cancer tests and new genetic screenings. The medical testing company now expects adjusted earnings of $18.10 to $18.55 a share for the year, an increase of 30 cents at the midpoint. Adjusted profit in the quarter was higher than the average of analyst estimates in a Bloomberg survey.

Labcorp Raises Earnings Outlook on Strong Medical Testing Demand Labcorp Holdings Inc. raised its outlook for the year after reporting second-quarter earnings that topped analyst estimates, citing strength in cancer tests and new genetic screenings. The medical testing company now expects adjusted earnings of $18.10 to $18.55 a share for the year, an increase of 30 cents at the midpoint. Adjusted profit in the quarter was higher than the average of analyst estimates in a Bloomberg survey.
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