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We are working with our supplier partners to minimize tariff impacts.
we've been working closely with our customers to assess the impact of potential tariffs.
we are updating our full year organic operational adjusted net income to a range of 5% to 7%... our outlook does not include any potential impacts from future tariffs as it’s still too early to know how the situation will unfold.
On the tariff front, we're evaluating the impacts of tariffs on our supply chain and capital plan.
Regarding tariffs, we remain focused on supporting our clients as they assess potential supply chain challenges.
We believe we will remain in a good position from an overall cash, liquidity and balance sheet standpoint with adequate flexibility to pursue M&A or continue to return cash to our shareholders via dividends or share repurchases.
We are well positioned to limit the net impact of the newly announced tariffs to a modest $10 million on our 2025 adjusted operating margin.
We do believe that the biggest impact of our reduction in RevPAR in the U.S. and Canada for the rest of the year is all about continued reduced government nights.
we are closely monitoring the ongoing tariff negotiations and their potential impact on the global economy.
The second quarter, we are required to pay our income taxes, and the net financial position will reflect dividend distribution of approximately €530 million, and the 2025 euro bond repayment for roughly €450 million, both falling due during this month of May.