Healthcare stocks have been trading at attractive valuations following the industry's significant share price declines.
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Parkev Tatevosian, CFA09 Sept 2025, 21:39 UTC
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The analysis compares UnitedHealth Group (UNH) and Oscar Health (OSCR) based on revenue growth, operating profit margin, and return on invested capital. Revenue growth is 10.5% annually for UNH. OSR revenue growth at 76%.The current operating margin is -1.2% for OSCR, and 7.3% for UNH. Management expects improving margins in 2026. Return on invested capital being 10.4% for UNH and -7.1% for OSCR. The intrinsic value per share is 429 USD for UNH and 36 USD for OSCR based on discounted cash flow valuations. The current market prices are approximately 320 USD for UNH and 20 USD for OSCR, the recommendation is buy.
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