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we saw softness in academia and government that challenged our cell analysis and genomics results... operating margin was down 50 basis points year-over-year on increased tariff expenses
Our full year guidance assumes that we will be able to offset the tariff pressure on our business this year.
Given these factors, we continue to anticipate a softer economic environment in Canada.
the tariff policy is fluid. We're currently reviewing all the new rules like everyone else.
We are seeing lower import/export volumes related to the shifting tariff announcements during the second half of the year.
The market environment has been challenging for Doors, with lower housing starts and softer discretionary R&R activity pressuring demand with the added disruption from tariffs.
Adjusted gross margin came in at 61.1%, down sequentially due to the impact of tariffs and increased mix from Platform Solutions.
During the quarter, we continued to see an increasingly competitive IOL market... we incurred $91 million of tariff-related charges in 2025.
We are evaluating the impact of including the announcement of new tariffs in the last few days. Right now, we do not expect to be negatively impacted by the subsequent developments following the court decision.
We're mostly done with tariff-related pricing actions as it relates to the impacts back to April.