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Boston Scientific cuts outlook after cyberattack impacts operations

Oct 28, 2026

Boston Scientific Corp. lowered its 2026 financial outlook following an August cyberattack that disrupted global operations alongside a downturn in its cardiovascular business. The company expects full-year adjusted EPS of $3.16 to $3.18 and annual net sales growth of about 4.25%, down from prior guidance. Fourth-quarter sales are projected to fall up to 3%. Chief Financial Officer Jon Monson cited a turned growth cycle and announced a new operating model to improve future forecasting.

August cyberattack on operations

  • ▪Boston Scientific Corp. suffered a cyberattack in August 2026 that interrupted its global operations
  • ▪Shortly after an August 2026 cyberattack, Boston Scientific disclosed that it would not meet its initial full-year targets for net sales or adjusted earnings

2026 financial performance decline

  • ▪Boston Scientific shares declined 4.6% to $43 in premarket trading on October 28, 2026
  • ▪Boston Scientific stock fell 9% on the morning of October 28, 2026, after losing 53% year-to-date through October 27, 2026

Lowered earnings outlook

  • ▪Boston Scientific reduced its expected 2026 annual net sales growth forecast to approximately 4.25%, down from its previous guidance of 5.5% to 6.5%
  • ▪Boston Scientific lowered its full-year 2026 adjusted earnings per share projection to $3.16–$3.18, down from $3.28–$3.32 and below Wall Street consensus estimates of $3.23

2 sources

The Wall Street Journal
Boston Scientific Cuts View Again After Cyberattack, Other Challenges
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Bloomberg
Boston Scientific Shares Drop as Cyberattack Prompts Lower Sales Outlook
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