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As expected and projected, our Q3 results now reflect the delayed impact of tariffs on our costs.
we have just recently started seeing a low single-digit reduction in spot rates for high-spec equipment, but this has largely been offset by the impact from tariffs, primarily on non-casing steel products.
there was a tremendous amount of uncertainty around tariffs, around taxes, et cetera, most of that should be worked out as we go through 2026.
We estimate the gross impact of tariffs reduced our operating margin by 140 basis points.
We believe this price increase was generally lower than the industry peers and succeeded in offsetting implemented tariff headwinds with no discernible impact and consumer demand.
We have seen some impacts on tariffs, but albeit it's really been low single-digit percentages.
the net impact to Cummins was negative year-over-year.
some large brands, particularly in categories like consumer products or CPG and then parts of retail are still feeling pressure from factors like tariffs and inflation
We delivered adjusted diluted EPS of $14.40, which represents strong growth of 9.6%, including a 2-point tariff headwind.
The proposed tariff applies to customers with demand exceeding 75 megawatts and establishes a rate structure with a focus on large customers paying their fair share.