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We put a tariff in place—a really great tariff—setting the standard, really one of the best in the country.
Based on current conditions, we anticipate an incremental headwind of approximately 1% of COGS from tariffs and other inflation.
there is no material impact to our projected results from recently announced changes in tariffs.
In fact, in the first quarter, we achieved an EBIT adjusted margin of 10.1%, including 1.5 points of benefit from the accounting adjustment resulting from the recent Supreme Court tariff decision.
Despite the high hurdle of a pre-tariff comparison from 2025, sales were up low single digits.
Our fiscal '26 outlook continues to call for approximately $500 million before tax and higher costs from tariffs.
International volumes are going to remain soft due to continued tariff volatility and trade pressures.
first quarter margins were impacted year on year by increased tariffs, project mix, and higher costs in OneSubsea, as well as pricing headwinds in select markets, particularly in Well Construction.
Despite ongoing tariff-related pressures and significant Middle East disruption, we delivered strong results.
the Middle East conflict drove a roughly 0.5% impact to revenue for all of Honeywell, most notably in Process Automation and Technology given the energy exposure and presence in the region.