
Investment Rating - The industry investment rating is "Positive" and maintained [11] Core Viewpoints - Overseas companies are actively responding to the impact of US tariffs through various strategies such as inventory preparation, supply chain adjustments, price increases, and internal cost control [10][19] - Different companies are experiencing varying degrees of price adjustments, with Stanley Black & Decker already implementing price increases and expecting further hikes in Q3, while others like Amazon and Rational have yet to raise prices but may need to do so to alleviate cost pressures [10][19] - Companies have generally stocked up on inventory before the tariffs took effect to mitigate cost pressures [10] Summary by Relevant Sections Tools Sector - Stanley Black & Decker plans to mitigate tariff impacts through supply chain adjustments, price increases, and collaboration with the US government. Approximately 15% of its supply chain is from China, and the company aims to adjust this over 12-24 months [17][19] - The company has already raised prices in April 2025 and anticipates further increases in Q3 2025 [17] Aerial Work Platforms - Oshkosh manufactures nearly all its products sold in the US domestically and is using supply chain adjustments and cost control to mitigate tariff impacts. The company reports healthy market demand and order levels [22][23] - Terex's Genie brand sources about 90% of its AWP products from the US and Mexico, and the company is also taking steps to minimize tariff impacts through inventory preparation and supply chain adjustments [28][30] Technology Sector - Apple expects limited impact from tariffs on its Q1 2025 performance, with a projected cost increase of $900 million due to tariffs. The majority of its products sold in the US will be sourced from India and Vietnam [40][41] - Amazon has not seen significant price increases in retail goods but anticipates potential price adjustments in the future to manage costs [44][45] Commercial Kitchen Equipment - Rational's products exported to the US are affected by a 10% additional tariff, but the company is focusing on efficiency improvements to avoid price increases. The company has not yet adjusted prices but may need to pass on some costs [51][52]