Water infrastructure transport organic revenue change measures the dollar change in organic revenue from transport applications within a water infrastructure segment.
Xylem reported $28M of organic transport revenue growth in the second quarter of 2026.
Transport growth reflected volume and capital projects
Xylem attributed the increase to higher U.S. sales volume and stronger capital-project revenue in western Europe, partly offset by reduced backlog execution in emerging markets.
The metric therefore captures both equipment demand and project timing.
Dollar change is not a standardized growth rate
Xylem disclosed the application-level organic change in dollars rather than a standalone percentage.
Use it with Water Infrastructure organic revenue growth and treatment organic revenue change to see how application mix shaped the segment.
Primary source: Xylem Q2 2026 Form 10-Q.
Part of the Water Infrastructure & Treatment Economics
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