“Component costs have risen due to tariffs introduced this quarter,” said Sheahan. “To help offset these higher costs, we will implement a targeted price increase beginning in September. Although the timing of this action differs from our usual approach, it is a necessary response to the current trade environment facing industrial manufacturers and should help mitigate the effects of the tariffs. This pricing decision, along with our upcoming new product launches and the steady order rates we saw throughout the quarter, gives us confidence in our previous guidance for the rest of the year. We are maintaining our 2025 revenue outlook of low single-digit sales growth on an organic constant-currency basis.”
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