Masimo Corporation ( MASI ) shares are trading lower on Tuesday.

Yesterday, Masimo ( MASI ) reportedly disclosed that a potential joint venture partner is poised to bid between $850 million and $950 million for its consumer business encompassing health and audio products, reported Reuters.

Masimo ( MASI ) is currently engaged in active discussions with this unnamed partner regarding the joint venture terms, including Masimo’s proposal to manage ongoing litigation outcomes with Apple Inc. ( AAPL ) .

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Today, the company disclosed the preliminary results for the second quarter of 2024.

The company’s consolidated revenue is expected to be approximately $496 million (street view stands at $493.56 million), representing 9% growth on a reported basis and 10% growth on a constant currency basis.

Joe Kiani, Chairman and CEO of Masimo ( MASI ), stated, “We are excited to see the growth and strength of our healthcare business in the second quarter combined with a very strong order backlog as we enter the third quarter.” 

Masimo’s healthcare revenue is expected to be approximately $344 million, representing 22% growth on a reported basis and 23% growth on a constant currency basis.

Sensor utilization and hospital census have meaningfully improved from last year.

The company’s non-healthcare revenue is expected to be approximately $152 million, representing a 13% decline on a reported basis and an 11% decline on a constant currency basis.

“We achieved a record second quarter in terms of converting customers to our technologies with an expected $134 million of incremental contract value, which is the best sign of a healthy future for Masimo,” Kiani added.

Price Action: MASI shares are trading lower by 2.64% to $109.68 at last check Tuesday.

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