Accuray Adjusts 2025 Revenue Guidance Due to China Tariffs

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Accuray Adjusts 2025 Revenue Guidance Due to China Tariffs

Accuray Incorporated has revised its fiscal year 2025 revenue guidance, projecting a decrease due to the financial impact of tariffs on products imported from China. The company now expects its total revenue for the year to lie between $460 million and $470 million, reflecting a reduction of $10 million to $15 million as outlined in the company's recent financial results update.

These adjustments are primarily caused by the tariffs imposed on Accuray's imports from China, which are expected to influence their financial performance for the upcoming fiscal period. As reported by Reuters, these changes demonstrate Accuray's attempts to reconcile with the economic implications these tariffs pose on their business operations.

In response, Accuray is implementing strategic initiatives and operational adjustments to mitigate the tariffs' impact. Despite these challenges, the company remains optimistic about its future growth, focusing on innovation and market expansion as key components of its strategy to sustain revenue in the coming years.

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