** Medical device maker Inogen's INGN.O Q1 results were
encouraging and the positive recovery trends in its business are
likely to continue with the bulk of seniors now vaccinated and a
desire to move around more starting to build, brokerage J.P.
Morgan says
** Co on Tuesday posted Q1 adjusted loss of 3 cents/shr vs
estimated loss of 27 cents/shr - Refinitiv IBES data
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** INGN makes portable oxygen concentrators (POCs) used to
deliver oxygen therapy to patients suffering from chronic
respiratory conditions
** INGN's renewed focus on rentals (for the POCs) could also
improve revenue stability over time, brokerage says; raises PT
to $60 from $35
** Brokerage sees challenges for INGN in hiring sales
representatives due to the pandemic, which it says could hamper
INGN's direct-to-consumer business
** SVB Leerink says neither COVID-19 nor the sales force
execution issues change the POC market opportunity or INGN's
strong position within it; raises PT to $72.00 from $67.00
** Up to Tuesday's close, INGN up ~50% YTD
(Reporting by Manojna Maddipatla in Bengaluru)
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