“It's probably trending more towards the higher end.”

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“y don't anticipate doing that. Joe O'Dea: And just your comment there to to make sure I understood it correctly, there would be kind of a higher weighting of exposure on those imports from China to the consumer side? Bill Brown: Of the business. On that on that element of the tariff impact that we that are around our articulated, yes. It would be more on the consumer business. Correct. Joe O'Dea: And then just one on the the guidance side. Of the corporate and unallocated and other items for operating profit. I think corporate unallocated initially $25 to $50 million loss. Other $50 to $100 million income. The quarter think, looked a little better than we anticipated. On the corporate side. But any updates or any changes to that initial expectation on those items. Anurag Maheshwari: Yeah. It's probably trending more towards the higher end. And because corporate just to take a step back, contains obviously the enterprise governance related costs. So there's G and A cost. There's also the Solventum transition agreements that are sitting in there. So on the G and A side, clearly, there were some areas that we did in the first quarter, so that helps her to go towards the higher end of the range. But on the on the spin related items, it's mainly timing between Q1 and Q2. Joe O'Dea: Got it. Thank you. Okay. Thank you. This concludes the question and answer portion of our conference call. I will now turn the call back over to Bill Brown for some closing comments. Bill Brown: Well, thank you everybody for joining us today. I want to thank again all the 3Mers for their continued hard work and their dedication delivering value for ou”