The company announced on Monday that it anticipates a non-recurring $61 million boost to its North American operating income for the second quarter. This adjustment stems directly from the successful recovery of funds previously tied up in government tariffs. Simultaneously, Electrolux will recognize a $27 million charge within its cost of goods sold for the same region, accounting for expenses incurred during the first quarter of this year.

Investors can expect a more detailed breakdown of these financial impacts when the company releases its interim report on July 29. The refund marks a conclusion to a prolonged legal dispute over the emergency trade measures, allowing the appliance maker to recalibrate its regional balance sheet.