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are you seeing any greenshoots in outdoor living at all in the Americas? Or is it mostly confined to Europe
are you seeing any change in sellers' attitudes, expectations or the type of assets that are for sale just given the uncertain macro?
you're guiding to 8% growth at the midpoint of guidance this year, I think, relative to SOAR 2030. I think that was closer to go double digits
Can you speak to if you're seeing any mix impact on pricing, either product or geographic? And also, we heard from a competitor recently saying that the pricing in their backlog is accelerating
is it fair to assume that your outlook for infrastructure this year may be directionally stronger than it was coming out of the fourth quarter
if you could perhaps quantify how much you still have remaining in the first half of the year
There's a comment I think in the prepared remarks, they moderated in the quarter, but you're not seeing an impact to sales. Just wondering if you can assess if there's going to be a risk that it be...
on the expectation that you have for operating expense growth to moderate -- you mentioned improved operating leverage on recent greenfields. I'm wondering if there's anything else besides that in ...
just curious as to the deceleration in growth or the negative 5 in Q4?
what you're assuming for new sales center openings in 2026
if you can speak to the early buy programs and if your approach for the coming season is taking any different shape than usual
I think last quarter, it was maybe 2% to 3%. I just want to confirm that. Is that different?
I know the continent have a bit of a heat wave, especially in June. I was wondering if maybe that was a big driver of the growth there
I'm just wondering which of these categories are getting more favorable to get to gross margin growth in the second half?
Is it fair to assume that the April price increase is in your guidance, but the June one, you know, pending additional support is not yet
what you're hearing from contractors given the administration's new policies on immigration
The $25 to $50 million your budget for M&A, I was wondering if you could talk to some of the opportunities
As you made the decision to bring back the 401(k) match, you cited delays in tariffs as one of the drivers
You said the 30% incremental margins on the low single-digit volume growth in Paint Stores that you got in this quarter.
You called out unfavorable mix in Performance Coatings. As the main impact on pricing in the quarter. I was wondering if you can mix expand on that
I'm wondering, if you're seeing anywhere that customers are taking on inventory ahead of the full tariff impacts.
In consumer brands, just wondering if you could speak to how DIY and propane volumes were in the fourth quarter
Just wondering if you can go in a little more detail just the confidence that you have in reiterating the full year guidance today
what kind of demand do you need to see, whether it is big picture or in a local market, to start thinking about implementing midyear price increases
I wanted to ask just on the pricing, both the growth in the quarter and your confidence in the outlook in '26, it ticked down sequentially
How should we think about midyear increases this year? Tom, you spoke a little bit to traction on acquired markets
if you could maybe help us understand where you are on integrating Wake Stone and getting pricing there up to the average
what about the hear your thoughts on midyear increases, what opportunities you see there potentially, and what the what the time frame could be