Water infrastructure organic revenue growth measures year-over-year Water Infrastructure revenue growth after removing acquisition, divestiture, and foreign-exchange effects under the issuer's methodology.
Xylem reported 2.6% Water Infrastructure organic revenue growth in the second quarter of 2026, representing $17M of organic growth.
Transport and treatment can move in opposite directions
Xylem said transport revenue grew organically while treatment revenue declined organically during the quarter.
That makes the segment-level rate a weighted result across different water infrastructure applications rather than one uniform demand signal.
Organic growth excludes several reported-sales effects
The quarter also included acquisition, divestiture, and favorable currency impacts.
Read the metric with transport organic revenue change and treatment organic revenue change.
Primary source: Xylem Q2 2026 Form 10-Q.
Part of the Water Infrastructure & Treatment Economics
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