Thermo Fisher Scientific (TMO) exec says the APAC market grew in the single digits range in 2025, while China declined in the mid single digit range

Thermo Fisher's executive commentary indicates subdued growth in the APAC market, which is crucial for the company’s overall revenue outlook.

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Thermo Fisher Scientific (TMO) exec says the APAC market grew in the single digits range in 2025, while China declined in the mid single digit range

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The single-digit growth, combined with a decline in China, points to potential headwinds in a region that has been a significant driver for life sciences investments. This may prompt analysts to reassess their projections for TMO in light of regional performance, impacting not just TMO's stock price but also sentiment in the broader life sciences sector.

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