• Traton flagged tariff-related receivables at International Motors as the main driver of its Q2 adjusted operating beat.
• The receivables were recognized in Q2, lifting International Motors’ adjusted operating result to EUR 115 million from EUR -71 million in Q1.
• The item was not cash-flow relevant, leaving Q2 net cash flow from operations at EUR -18 million versus a EUR 283 million consensus.

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