DENTSPLY SIRONA (XRAY) Q4 2022 earnings summary
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Q4 2022 earnings summary
5 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY22 described as challenging, with weak external conditions and internal underperformance; transformation priorities include profitability, digitalization, aligners and implants, and a higher-accountability operating model.
2023 characterized as a transition year, with annual revenue and margin delivery identified as priorities for rebuilding stakeholder confidence.
Financial highlights
FY22 net sales were $3.922B, down 7.3% reported and 0.5% organically YoY; FX reduced sales by 6.8%.
Net loss was $950M vs. $411M net income in FY21; diluted loss per share was $4.41 vs. diluted EPS of $1.87.
Operating loss was $937M vs. operating income of $608M in FY21, primarily reflecting a $1.187B goodwill impairment charge.
Operating cash flow was $517M vs. $657M; gross profit was $2.127B and gross margin was 54.2%, down 130 bps YoY.
Outlook and guidance
FY23 is expected to be a transition year; priorities include meeting annual revenue and margin objectives and improving organizational efficiency and portfolio focus.
Announced restructuring targets $200M–$225M in net annual savings, with substantial completion expected within 18 months.
FY23 restructuring charges are expected to reach $165M: $130M of restructuring costs and $35M of other non-recurring costs; workforce reduction estimated at 8%–10%.
FY23 capital expenditures are estimated at $150M–$170M, including facility expansion and consolidation investments.
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