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    • Scott 

      Thanks for your question.

      We’ll be addressing these issues in upcoming newsletters and Hotlines as the Trump administration’s tariff policies continue to unfold.

      Meanwhile, around 97% of Toromont’s revenue is generated within Canada so they are isolated on that side of things but given they sell Caterpillar equipment, a U.S. company, there might be some impact from tariffs if the equipment or parts are moving across the border. Caterpillar does not have a manufacturing footprint in Canada, and could potentially be hurt by Canadian counter-tariffs.

      All in all, while any impact will likely be hard to avoid, it won’t likely have a major impact on Toromont.

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