QGEN Qiagen NV

Burney Co. acquired 38,699 shares of Qiagen N.V. (NYSE:QGEN) in the third quarter, valued at approximately $1.73 million. Other institutional investors like MAI Capital Management and Farther Finance Advisors also increased their holdings in Qiagen. The company is scheduled for a 19-for-20 reverse stock split on January 8th and recently beat Q3 earnings and revenue estimates.

Qiagen (NYSE:QGEN) is scheduled to undergo a 19-20 reverse stock split before the market opens on January 8th, with shareholder share counts adjusting after the market close on January 7th. The company recently reported $0.61 EPS on $532.6 million in revenue, exceeding analyst estimates, and currently has a "Hold" consensus rating from analysts with an average target price of $49.61. Institutional investors hold approximately 70% of Qiagen's stock.

Qiagen NV (QGEN.US) is set to perform a 19-for-20 reverse stock split, with shares trading on a split-adjusted basis from January 8th, 2026. On December 23rd, the stock closed at $45.61 with a market capitalization of $9.89 billion. A reverse stock split consolidates existing shares but does not directly impact a company's total value, often signaling distress.

Voya Investment Management LLC significantly reduced its stake in Qiagen N.V. ($QGEN) during the third quarter, selling 141,669 shares, though institutional investors still hold a substantial portion of the company. Analyst sentiment remains mixed, with both "overweight" and "neutral" ratings issued recently, while Qiagen reported better-than-expected Q3 earnings and revenue. The stock currently trades in the mid-$40s with a market capitalization of approximately $10.14 billion.

Wall Street Zen upgraded Qiagen (NYSE:QGEN) from a "hold" to a "buy" rating on Sunday, December 21, 2025. Despite this upgrade, the consensus among analysts remains a "hold" with an average price target of $49.61. Qiagen recently surpassed quarterly earnings and revenue estimates, showcasing modest year-over-year revenue growth.

QIAGEN has announced a US$500 million synthetic share repurchase, combining a direct capital repayment with a reverse stock split, intended to reduce its share count by 5% by early January 2026. This action surpasses its prior commitment to return $1 billion to shareholders by 2028 and prompts a re-evaluation of the investment case, which now emphasizes the company's ability to expand recurring consumables revenue and manage future acquisitions given its improved shareholder return framework.