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Sign InZimmer Biomet Holdings reported adjusted Q1 earnings of $2.09 per share, beating the $1.86 analyst consensus. However, major firms have since lowered their price targets, with Stifel cutting its target to $105 and Truist Securities dropping its outlook to $92. This analyst caution stems from concerns over earnings quality, as results were bolstered by a one-time tariff refund benefit while facing headwinds from a nursing strike and account losses. Furthermore, the announced departure of the CFO has introduced additional uncertainty regarding the company's future financial leadership. Analysts suggest that the operational risks and non-recurring benefits may impact long-term sustainability. Markets remain focused on how the company will navigate these structural challenges and the upcoming leadership transition.