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Mettler-Toledo International Inc.

MTD

Industrial

2w

Impact of U.S. Tariffs on Swiss Imports and Guidance Revision

U.S. administration announced a significant increase in tariffs on Swiss imports to 39%, which would negatively impact FY2025 EPS guidance by approximately $0.40.
The gross impact of tariffs on the company is estimated at around $95 million annually, with efforts underway to fully offset these costs by next year.
Management emphasized ongoing mitigation actions and confidence in their ability to offset tariff impacts, despite the dynamic and uncertain trade environment.

Genuine Parts Company

GPC

Industrial

3w

Impact of US Tariffs and Trade Uncertainty on Business Operations

Management highlighted ongoing internal activity to manage tariffs, including a global cross-functional command center meeting multiple times a week.
A proprietary digital tariff calculator was showcased to help customers understand their exposure and solutions.
Tariffs did not significantly impact results through Q2 but are expected to influence the back half of 2025.
Management emphasized the fluidity of the tariff environment, with potential for further impacts depending on changes in scope and magnitude.
Focus on leveraging global relationships and transparency to support customers during tariff uncertainties.

Crown Holdings, Inc.

CCK

Industrial

3w

Impact of Tariffs on Business Operations and Guidance

Potential tariff exposure estimated at approximately $25 million, with $10 million direct and $15 million indirect impacts.
Guidance has been revised to include tariff effects, indicating ongoing concern about tariff impacts.
Management emphasizes that tariffs may influence consumer and industrial activity, but expects limited direct impact on beverage and European markets.

Watts Water Technologies, Inc.

WTS

Industrial

1w

Impact of Tariffs on Cost Structure and Pricing Strategy

The company's global direct tariff impact in 2025 is estimated at approximately $40 million, down from an earlier estimate of $60 million, reflecting changes in tariffs, especially on China and copper.
Management highlighted ongoing analysis of cost inputs and active adjustments in pricing strategies to mitigate tariff effects, with full realization of recent tariff-related price increases expected in the second half of the year.
Tariffs on Europe are now set at 15%, and copper tariffs are also impacting costs, leading to multiple rounds of staggered price increases between March and June, with full effects anticipated in the latter half of 2025.
The company has a track record of successfully navigating inflationary periods and remains confident in maintaining favorable price/cost outcomes despite the fluid tariff environment.

Simpson Manufacturing Co., Inc.

SSD

Industrial

2w

Impact of Recent Tariffs on Pricing and Margins

Simpson implemented targeted price increases on June 2, 2025, in response to rising input costs and recent trade policy actions.
Tariffs on steel and related metals announced in early June could prompt additional pricing actions.
Tariff-related costs offset some of the price increases, resulting in a modest negative impact on gross margin.
Management is evaluating further pricing strategies to counteract potential tariff impacts, aiming to maintain margins.

Cleveland-Cliffs Inc.

CLF

Industrial

3w

Impact and Enforcement of Section 232 Tariffs on US Steel Industry

Section 232 tariffs increased from 25% to 50% on June 4, supporting the domestic steel industry.
Management emphasizes the importance of strict enforcement without exemptions to sustain the industry.
Tariffs have contributed to multi-year lows in flat-rolled steel and light vehicle imports, benefiting sectors like automotive.
The company advocates for continued enforcement to prevent unfair foreign competition, especially from Canada, which remains a significant concern.

KAI

Industrial

2w

Impact of Global Trade Policies and Tariffs on Business Operations

Trade policy uncertainty and evolving tariffs, especially on steel imports and Chinese tariffs, significantly impact project timing and costs.
Tariffs on steel increased from 25% to 50% in June, affecting costs and supplier negotiations.
China tariffs reduced from 145% to 30% in May, offering some mitigation opportunities.
Market uncertainty caused customers to delay capital equipment orders, affecting revenue recognition and cost planning.
Management emphasizes ongoing efforts to mitigate tariff impacts through supplier negotiations, cost sharing, and manufacturing adjustments.

Insteel Industries, Inc.

IIIN

Industrial

4w

Impact of Steel Tariffs and Import Valuation Ambiguities

The company is actively working with the Department of Commerce to clarify the valuation of steel imports under Section 232 tariffs, which has caused significant uncertainty.
Management highlighted that some importers report steel values equal to wire rod or scrap, potentially undermining tariff objectives.
The ambiguity in tariff application could lead to retroactive adjustments and possible customs violations, adding operational risk.
Despite the tariff complexities, Insteel continues offshore wire rod imports to support production, passing higher costs to customers.
The increased tariffs on steel are expected to influence raw material costs and import strategies, with potential long-term impacts on supply chain stability.