“There's nothing that we see in our end markets that makes us think differently about our long-range plans. And as we've talked about before, some of the headwinds that we've talked about for 2025, we believe to be transient. And once we comp those, we expect to be back at those higher growth rates for the long-term plan.”

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“lenecked, so additional capacity being added to existing footprint, that will come a little bit quicker here. We're not yet seeing that in our orders. And then, as you think about greenfield investments, that's likely going to take a little bit longer. But as you say, we feel as though we're very well-positioned there to support those expansions right here where they're being built. Tycho Peterson: Okay. And then just last one, crazy, I have to ask this, given all the moving pieces, anything you can say on kind of the long range outlook in '26, the Street's got you just under 7%. I think that's the big debate for tools is, in general, can this group get back to high-single digit growth? So anything from your perspective, sitting here in April that concerns you for next year? Rainer Blair: There's nothing that we see in our end markets that makes us think differently about our long-range plans. And as we've talked about before, some of the headwinds that we've talked about for 2025, we believe to be transient. And once we comp those, we expect to be back at those higher growth rates for the long-term plan. So we believe the end markets and how we're dialed into those with our leading franchises, plus getting through some of these head -- one-time headwind leaves us well positioned here for the long-term. Tycho Peterson: Thank you. Rainer Blair: Thanks, Tycho. Operator: Thank you. Our next question will come from Scott Davis with Melius Research. Your line is open. Scott Davis: Hey. Good morning, Rainer, Matt, and John. Rainer Blair: Good morning, Scott. Scott Davis: Hey, guys. Can you give us a little bit more color on China? And when I think about the VBP and what it's done to your diagnostics business there, how do you guys think about the algorithm of kind of long-term growth there versus kind of the reality that maybe the pricing environment is never going to make it a very attractive b”