Life sciences tools Specialty Diagnostics organic revenue growth measures segment revenue growth after excluding acquisition, divestiture, and currency effects under Thermo Fisher Scientific's non-GAAP methodology.
Thermo Fisher reported 5% organic revenue growth in Specialty Diagnostics for the second quarter of 2026. Revenue increased to $1.205B from $1.134B.
Healthcare and immunodiagnostics led the increase
Thermo Fisher said growth in the healthcare market channel and immunodiagnostics business primarily drove the organic increase.
Reported revenue grew 6%, including a 1% currency contribution and no acquisition or divestiture contribution.
Specialty Diagnostics is broader than diagnostic laboratory volume
The segment includes specialty diagnostic businesses and market channels, so its organic rate is not interchangeable with laboratory requisition growth or revenue per requisition.
Use it with Specialty Diagnostics segment income margin and Analytical Instruments organic revenue growth.
Primary source: Thermo Fisher Scientific Q2 2026 Form 10-Q.
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