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ISRG Robotics & Physical AI

Intuitive Surgical

Surgical robotics leader

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Intuitive is the dominant public surgical robotics franchise and belongs in any serious robotics basket.

Price $353.17
1D change +2.24%
Market cap $125.08B
Sector Healthcare

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Metric ISRG
Price $353.17
1D Change +2.24%
Market Cap $125.08B
Enterprise Value $116.43B
Trailing P/E 39.7
Forward P/E 29.4
PEG Ratio 1.81x
Price / Sales 11.3
EV / Revenue 10.6
Revenue Growth 18.5%
Earnings Growth 26.5%
Gross Margin 66.8%
Operating Margin 33.7%
Net Margin 28.4%
ROE 17.4%
Free Cash Flow
FCF Margin
Debt / Equity
Current Ratio 6.43x
Dividend Yield 0.00%
Next Earnings Oct 20, 2026
Quarterly Revenue $nan
Revenue QoQ nan%
Quarterly Net Income $nan
Net Income QoQ nan%

ISRG thesis lens

Surgical robotics leader

Why it could benefit

  • Intuitive is the dominant public surgical robotics franchise and belongs in any serious robotics basket.
  • Its installed base, procedure growth, and recurring instruments model create a stronger moat than most robotics names.
  • This adds a high-quality medical robotics angle that is less tied to data-center spending or industrial cycles.

Moat / edge

  • Large installed base and deep surgeon training ecosystem.
  • Recurring revenue from instruments, accessories, and service.
  • Years of lead time and brand strength in robotic-assisted surgery.

What to watch

  • Procedure growth and system placements.
  • Adoption of newer da Vinci platforms and adjacent products.
  • Gross-margin resilience as the business scales.

Key risks

  • Premium valuation can leave less room for execution misses.
  • Hospital capital-spending cycles still matter.