Core Insights - McKesson reported mixed financial results for Q3 of fiscal 2025, beating earnings expectations but slightly missing revenue targets [1][2] - The company achieved an adjusted EPS of 8.03,surpassingtheprojected8.01, while revenue was 95.3billion,belowtheestimated96 billion [1][3] Financial Performance - Operating profit surged by 91% year-over-year, reaching 1.29billion,drivenbyenhancedefficiencyandcostcontrols[2][6]−RevenuefortheU.S.Pharmaceuticalsegmentwas87.1 billion, reflecting strong growth due to increased prescription volumes [6] - The Prescription Technology Solutions segment saw a 14% revenue increase to 1.4billion,attributedtogrowthinthird−partylogisticsandtechnologyservices[7]−TheMedical−SurgicalSolutionssegmentexperienceda32.9 billion, linked to reduced seasonal vaccine and testing activities [8] - Net income rose by 49% year-over-year to 879million[3]BusinessOverview−McKessonisakeyplayerinthehealthcaresupplychain,focusingonthedistributionofmedicalsuppliesandpharmaceuticalproducts[4]−ThecompanyhasbeenconsolidatingitsoperationsbyexitingsomeEuropeanmarketstostrengthenitscorebusinessintheU.S.andCanada[5]StrategicDevelopments−McKessonsecuredacontrollinginterestinPRISMVisionHoldings,expandingitsspecialtycareofferings[9]−ThecompanydivesteditsCanadianretailbusinesses,includingRexall,tofocusoncoregrowthmarkets[9]−Despitestrategicefforts,McKessonreportednegativefreecashflowof2.2 billion in Q3 due to investments and share buybacks [9] Future Outlook - McKesson raised its fiscal 2025 adjusted EPS guidance to a range of 32.55to32.95, indicating confidence in its strategic initiatives [10] - The anticipated growth rate for the adjusted EPS is projected at 19% to 20% [10] - The company is expected to navigate competitive and regulatory pressures, with notable competitors like Cardinal Health posing challenges [11]