Emerson Electric Co.

- The document provides no mention of any current or planned fundraising through debt or equity. - There is no discussion of new debt issuance, equity offerings, or capital raising activities. - The company focuses on returning capital to shareholders via dividends and share repurchases (completed $542 million in share repurchases during the first half of the year, with a plan to return approximately $2.2 billion in total). - There is no indication of any changes in capital structure or plans to raise new funds through external financing in the discussed periods.

- Emerson is seeing significant capital being deployed in projects, driven by growth verticals such as power, LNG, life sciences, semiconductors, and ADG. - The project funnel grew to $11.2 billion, with growth entirely from these 5 verticals. - Power vertical notably drives funnel growth, including investments in plant modernizations, lifetime extensions, greenfield projects, and behind-the-meter generation for data centers. - New capital formation in the five growth vectors continues to accelerate, with accelerating additions of opportunities to the project funnel. - Emerson won approximately $450 million from the project funnel in the quarter, with 85% from growth verticals led by power, life sciences, and LNG. - Major recent wins include projects with Oncor (electric delivery company), NextDecade LNG facility expansion, pharmaceutical production support, and aerospace satellite production. - The company monitors regional geopolitical risks (Middle East conflict) that impact capital project timing and activity but expects rebound in affected regions.

- Full-year underlying sales growth expected at approximately 3%, with Q3 growth around 5.5%. - Growth driven primarily by strength in growth verticals such as power, life sciences, LNG, semiconductors, aerospace, and defense. - Software & Systems projected to grow about 5% annually; Test & Measurement expecting mid-teens growth in Q3 and low teens for the full year. - Intelligent Devices expected to grow around 2% full year, impacted by Middle East conflict but supported by backlog and strong U.S. and growth vertical performance. - Safety & Productivity anticipated to grow 2% annually, with North America recovering while Europe remains weak. - Project funnel expanded to $11.2 billion, driven 85% by growth verticals, indicating a robust pipeline. - Mid-single-digit order growth is sustainable through 2026, supporting a strong start to 2027. - Accelerating capital deployment in key verticals with broad-based project activity expected in the second half and beyond.

- Emerson raised the bottom and midpoint of their 2026 adjusted EPS guidance to $6.45 - $6.55, indicating confidence in profit growth despite challenges. - Adjusted segment EBITDA margin is expected to remain around 28% for the full year. - Second half of 2026 anticipates mid-single-digit sequential and year-over-year revenue growth, supporting margin leverage above 40% full year (excluding software contract renewal impacts). - Annual contract value (ACV) of software is expected to grow over 10% in 2026, contributing to earnings growth. - Strong orders momentum and backlog up 9% year-over-year support sustained earnings into 2027. - The company expects accelerating additions in key growth verticals (power, LNG, life sciences, semiconductors, ADG), which should drive future profitability. - Free cash flow guidance remains at $3.5 billion to $3.6 billion, supporting capital returns and financial flexibility.

- The backlog ended the quarter at $8.2 billion, up 9% year-over-year. - Book-to-bill ratio was 1.07, indicating orders exceeding shipments. - The project funnel grew to $11.2 billion, driven by new opportunities in power. - Emerson won approximately $450 million from the project funnel in the quarter, with 85% from growth verticals (power, life sciences, LNG). - Orders grew 5% in Q2, consistent with expectations, led by North America and India. - Software & Systems orders grew 18%, including Test & Measurement and Control Systems & Software. - Order momentum supports second half 2026 sales plans and sets up well for early 2027. - Growth verticals remain the primary drivers of new orders; no broadening beyond the core five (power, LNG, life sciences, semiconductors, ADG). - Middle East conflict caused 1-point sales headwind; order activity expected to rebound.