Dell CFO Says May 'Adjust Prices Appropriately' Due to Tariffs

The video discusses the impact of potential tariffs on Mexico, emphasizing the flexibility of the global supply chain. It explores the challenges in the Chinese market, particularly in server demand, and the company's strategic response. The discussion also covers debt management strategies and concludes with an optimistic outlook on business growth and capabilities.

What is the company's strategy to handle the potential tariffs on Mexico?

• Immediately relocate all manufacturing sites

• Increase production in China

• Analyze and mitigate the impact through a flexible supply chain

• Ignore the tariffs and continue as usual

How does the company plan to address pricing pressures due to tariffs?

• Absorb all costs without changing prices

• Adjust prices appropriately if necessary

• Stop production temporarily

• Increase prices significantly

What was a significant challenge faced by the company in the Chinese market?

• Lack of skilled labor

• Excessive production costs

• Softer than expected server demand

• High demand for servers

What is the company's approach to managing its debt load?

• Sell off assets to reduce debt

• Increase debt to expand operations

• Pay down debt and aim for investment grade

• Ignore the debt and focus on revenue

What is the company's outlook for the future despite current challenges?

• Neutral with no clear direction

• Optimistic about business capabilities and solutions

• Uncertain and waiting for market changes

• Pessimistic due to market dynamics