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How Much John Deere Says Tariffs Could Cost the Company This Year

Deere forecasts $600 million in tariff expenses for fiscal 2025, leading to a lowered net income outlook despite surpassing earnings and revenue estimates, company reports.

  • On Aug. 14, Deere's John Beal said forecasts show tariffs reaching nearly $600 million for fiscal 2025, with $200 million in the quarter and $300 million year-to-date.
  • John Beal noted during the earnings call on Thursday that Deere's operating profits declined in the third quarter due to higher tariffs and production costs, with tariff costs forecast at $600 million for 2025.
  • Data show Wall Street analysts saw EPS of $4.75 billion versus $4.63 billion expected and revenue of $10.36 billion surpassing $10.31 billion for the quarter ending July 24.
  • Investors reacted as shares sank roughly 7% in midday trading, and Deere trimmed its net income outlook to $4.75 billion–$5.5 billion for fiscal 2025.
  • Reed said there are positive tailwinds from trade deals and tax policy, with Deere noting growing demand in Europe and South America.
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