Yes, major adjustments included $482 million in intangible amortization (mainly from AspenTech) and $72 million in restructuring costs. The company also recorded $161 million gain from Vertiv distributions and $177 million loss on Copeland equity investment. These adjustments are typical for Emerson given its active M&A and portfolio restructuring.
Other deductions, net were \$683 in 2023, an increase of \$164 compared with 2022, reflecting a loss of \$177 on the Company's equity method investment in Copeland, higher intangibles amortization of \$146 primarily related to the Heritage Aspen Tech acquisition... The current year also included a mark-to-market gain of \$56 on the Company's equity investment in NI... Restructuring costs ... \$72 ... Gain on subordinated interest ... (161)