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Whirlpool (WHR): US–Canada Tariff Exposure, Government Contracts, and Risk

LOSERAVOID TIER
Last close · Oct 30$29.94 −26.1% since report
Report price · Aug 28, 2026 close$40.50
Market cap$2.65B
52-wk range35.45–96.57
DividendSuspended May 2026 to pay down debt (last $0.90 in March)

Why it’s on the map

The 'tariffs help US-made appliances' poster child now faces 50% steel inputs PLUS Canada's 25% counter-tariff on US-made appliances (Sept 8) — losing on both sides. Ongoing EPS -$0.21 in Q2; 1.8% ongoing EBIT margin; -50% YoY.

Government money & contracts

None.

Customers & commercial

Retail.

Catalysts

Q3.

Risk

Both sides of the border.

Tariff durability

Structural loser.

Dividend
None
Suspended May 2026 to pay down debt (last $0.90 in March)

Whirlpool does not currently pay a dividend — the last regular payment was Mar 26, 2026 ($0.90 a share). The trade here is the move, not the check. See the names that do pay →