- AngioDynamics had a basically inline fiscal third quarter on strength in AngioVac and Auryon, but the shares have rerated much higher on growing enthusiasm for the company's growth strategy.
- AngioVac continues to gain shares in relatively small VTE sub-markets, but management's product pipeline could address a $3B/year market opportunity in five years or less.
- Auryon may finally be the right tool for the job in peripheral atherectomy, with a current addressable market opportunity of over $500M.
- NanoKnife remains a less certain driver, with investors waiting to see whether the DIRECT study can support broader adoption for pancreatic cancer.
- Investors seem much more willing to accept the premise that AngioDynamics has shifted to a higher-growth model/portfolio, and 5% to 7% long-term revenue growth can support a high-$20s fair value.
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AngioDynamics Management Has Rebuilt The Story, But Follow Through Will Be Critical