UnitedHealth Group (NYSE:UNH) shares popped 1.3% premarket on Monday as the health insurer announced plans to reiterate its adjusted EPS outlook for the full year 2025 in a meeting with investors and analysts this week.
Late July, the Eden Prairie, Minnesota-based company issued a fresh outlook for 2025, indicating revenue and adjusted earnings below Street forecasts amid a sharp increase in its medical expenses.
The company projected adjusted earnings of at least $16.00 per share on $445.5B–$448.0B in revenue. Analysts currently expect the firm to earn $16.24 on revenue of $448.2B in 2025.
In its filing today, UnitedHealth said this outlook incorporates closing the acquisition of Amedisys in August 2025, which is expected to be modestly dilutive to adjusted earnings per share due to financing costs and the integration related investments.