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Based on our current outlook, we expect minimal tariff-related impacts to the business.
We are seeing some of these input tariffs resolve through negotiation agreements like the one announced over the weekend between the U.S. and the EU.
Environmental Solutions revenue has been negatively impacted by continued sluggish manufacturing activity, uncertainty around tariff policy and lower event-based volumes.
We remain mindful of the potential headwinds, including tariffs and inflation.
Industrial costs were impacted by higher warranty expense and lower volumes that reduced the spread of our fixed overhead as well as a net EUR 330 million of tariff expense.
Our guidance for Q3 factors in about $0.01 to $0.02 for the impact of currently enacted tariffs.
With the announcement of certain changes to trade policies in the second quarter, we saw that play out.
we saw volumes decelerate following the implementation of tariffs.
Our guidance of $200 million of costs related to the impact of tariffs is unchanged, pending the outcome of additional potential government actions.
This outlook includes a commodity cost headwind of approximately $200 million after tax and a foreign exchange tailwind of approximately $300 million after tax. In addition, our outlook includes $1 billion before tax in higher costs from tariffs in fiscal '26.