Applied Water organic revenue growth measures year-over-year revenue growth in applied-water products and systems after removing specified currency and portfolio effects.
Xylem reported 2.7% Applied Water organic revenue growth in the second quarter of 2026, representing $13M of organic growth.
Building solutions drove the quarter
Xylem said building solutions grew organically while industrial applications declined modestly.
That mix matters because commercial building demand, residential exposure, industrial project timing, and data-center activity can move differently.
Organic growth is issuer-specific
The measure follows Xylem's organic-growth methodology and should not be treated as a universal comparable-sales definition.
Read it with building solutions organic revenue change and Applied Water adjusted EBITDA margin.
Primary source: Xylem Q2 2026 Form 10-Q.
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