Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - The company reported an adjusted EPS of 1.82,representinga32645 million [8][34] - Full-year consolidated revenues were 3.1billion,showingslightimprovementover2023[27]BusinessLineDataandKeyMetricsChanges−Theleasingandservicessegmentgeneratedrevenuesof287 million in Q4, with an operating profit of 121millionandamarginof421.1 billion, an increase of 102millionyear−over−year[17]−Thecompanyachievedaleasefleetutilizationrateof97300 million to 400millionin2025[40]Management′sCommentsonOperatingEnvironmentandFutureOutlook−Managementnotedongoingpressuresonmanufacturingduetomacroeconomicforcesbutremainsconfidentinthestrengthoftheleasingbusiness[10]−Thecompanyanticipatesanaccelerationinordersaspolicychangesbecomeclearer,despitecurrentuncertaintiessurroundingtariffs[13][24]−Managementexpects2025tobeayearofcontinuedstrengthfortheleasingandservicesbusiness[42]OtherImportantInformation−Thecompanyreturned114 million to shareholders in 2024, including 93millionindividendsand21 million in share repurchases [30] - The effective tax rate for the full year was 22.7% [28] Q&A Session Summary Question: Can you talk about the backlog coverage for the year? - Management expects industry deliveries for 2025 to be down about 20% and believes the second half will be better than the first half due to clarity on tariffs [47][50] Question: Have you adjusted terms of new purchase contracts due to tariff uncertainty? - Most contracts have escalation clauses to pass tariffs on, and the company is working to mitigate tariff impacts [53] Question: What is the contribution of incentive compensation to the SG&A decline? - More than half of the $40 million cost savings comes from other cost reductions, with less than half from incentive compensation [60] Question: What weighed down leasing and services margins in the quarter? - Increased maintenance costs due to compliance intervals are expected to persist into 2025 [66] Question: How do you expect Trinity's deliveries to trend relative to the industry? - Trinity expects to be in its normal range of 30% to 40% of deliveries during the same timeframe as the industry [74] Question: What is the outlook for the parts business? - The parts business has shown improvement, with strong performance in both internal and external sales [88]