Flex Set to Join S&P MidCap 400; Azenta and Concentra Group Holdings to Join S&P SmallCap 600
Changes to S&P Indices: Flex Ltd will replace Azenta Inc. in the S&P MidCap 400, while Azenta will take Envestnet's place in the S&P SmallCap 600, effective November 25, 2024. Additionally, Concentra Group Holdings will replace Myers Industries in the S&P SmallCap 600 on November 27, 2024.
Market Capitalization Adjustments: The changes are due to market capitalization adjustments, as Azenta and Myers Industries no longer represent their respective mid-cap and small-cap market spaces.
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- Significant Revenue Growth: For FY 2025, Concentra expects revenue to reach $2.1634 billion, a 13.9% increase from $1.9002 billion in FY 2024, indicating strong market demand and business expansion capabilities in the occupational health services sector.
- Substantial Net Income Increase: The anticipated net income for FY 2025 is $172.8 million, slightly up from $171.9 million in FY 2024, reflecting ongoing improvements in cost control and operational efficiency.
- Record Patient Visits: In FY 2025, patient visits are projected to total 13,546,707, averaging 53,124 visits per day, which is a 7.7% increase from 49,311 visits per day in FY 2024, demonstrating success in enhancing customer service and market penetration.
- Optimistic 2026 Outlook: Concentra forecasts revenue for 2026 to be between $2.25 billion and $2.35 billion, with adjusted EBITDA expected to be between $450 million and $470 million, showcasing confidence in future growth and effective strategic planning.
- Sales Performance Achieved: Continental reported approximately €19.7 billion in sales for fiscal 2025, aligning with its guidance range of €19.5 billion to €21 billion, demonstrating stability despite market challenges.
- Strong Tyres Division: The tyres business generated around €3.6 billion in sales for Q4, with full-year sales expected at €13.8 billion and an adjusted EBIT margin projected at 13.6%, reflecting positive mix effects and cost optimizations.
- ContiTech Challenges: Despite overall strong performance, ContiTech's profitability fell short of expectations, with Q4 sales anticipated at around €1.4 billion and full-year sales at approximately €6 billion, indicating a persistently weak market environment.
- Sale Plan Progressing: Continental is advancing its plan to divest ContiTech by 2026, having completed internal preparations and concluded the market outreach phase, with a structured sales process set to begin this month, indicating strong market interest in the division's value.

- New Medical Center Opening: Concentra has opened a new medical center in Hialeah, Florida, located at 855 East 8th Avenue, aiming to optimize its service capabilities in the region to better meet the health needs of employers and employees.
- Expanded Service Offerings: The new center will provide work injury care, physical therapy, drug testing, and DOT physical exams, further enhancing Concentra's market position in Florida by offering comprehensive occupational health services.
- Telemedicine Services: Through the Concentra Telemed® platform, the center will also offer telemedicine for minor work injuries, enabling employees to conveniently access medical support when needed, thereby improving service accessibility.
- Strengthened National Network: With over 625 locations nationwide, this expansion not only reinforces Concentra's presence in Florida but also enables the company to more effectively meet the growing demand for comprehensive occupational health services in the region.
- New Medical Center Opening: Concentra has opened a new medical center in Corona, California, located at 629 North Main Street, Unit C-3, aimed at expanding access to care for local employers and employees, thereby increasing its market share in California.
- Comprehensive Service Offering: The new center will provide work injury care, physical therapy, drug testing, DOT physical exams, and other employer-related health services, addressing the growing demand for occupational health services in the region and enhancing the company's competitive edge in the industry.
- Telemedicine Availability: Concentra will also offer telemedicine services for minor work injuries through its proprietary Concentra Telemed® platform, which not only improves service accessibility but also enhances customer satisfaction and loyalty.
- National Network Expansion: With over 625 locations nationwide, this expansion further solidifies Concentra's position as the largest provider of occupational health services in the U.S., expected to deliver efficient medical care to over 50,000 patients daily.

Appointment of Jason Cooper: Concentra has appointed Jason Cooper as Chief Data, Analytics, and Artificial Intelligence Officer to align the company's data strategy with growth priorities.
Expertise and Experience: Cooper brings over 25 years of experience in data and technology across various sectors, including roles at L3-Communications, CVS Caremark, and Cigna.
Focus on Data-Driven Outcomes: Cooper aims to enhance Concentra's data governance and AI initiatives, building on the company's established reputation as an innovator in occupational health services.
Concentra's Mission: As the largest provider of occupational health services in the U.S., Concentra serves over 50,000 patients daily through its extensive network of health centers and clinics.
Nexperia Microchips: Nexperia microchips are being shipped from China, helping to alleviate a shortage of essential components for the automotive industry.
Aumovio's Role: Aumovio, a new automotive supplier spun off from Continental, is receiving these semiconductors at its distribution hub in Hungary.






