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ther places. But it's primarily a North American business.
Bill Hyler -- WDH Capital -- Investment Manager
Is there an opportunity to expand internationally or is it just limited by your distribution and manufacturing? And maybe I don't know what the competitive pressures are overseas, but is there an opportunity, maybe increase international sales down the road?
Jeffrey Powell -- EVP and Co-COO
I think longer term there is. I mean, obviously, the first year we want to get them integrated and make sure everything's running well. But as we look strategically at their growth opportunities going forward certainly geography will be one where, as you know, we have a pretty broad international footprint. Most of our product line. So that's something that we will be looking at going forward as we put together a strategic plan for them.
Bill Hyler -- WDH Capital -- Investment Manager
And the facility in China that just basically serve that local market?
Jeffrey Powell -- EVP and Co-COO
No, it does some manufacturing that gets exported back to the U.S. but it does support the local market in the regions around there in addition to the products, they export back to here.
Bill Hyler -- WDH Capital -- Investment Manager
Got you. All right. Appreciate it. Thank you.
Operator
Thank you. Our next question comes from Walter Liptak with Seaport Global.
Walter Liptak -- Seaport Global Securities -- Managing Director
Hey, thanks. Good morning guys.
Jeffrey Powell -- EVP and Co-COO
Good morning, Walt.
Walter Liptak -- Seaport Global Securities -- Managing Director
My questions about your comments around the EU. You called out some pressure on industrial production been sluggish in Germany and Italy. But then with the record bookings, it seems to be, you know, kind of a disconnect or whatever. So I guess the question is where your comments about the strength that you're seeing in the EU, is that because of the bookings that were recorded this quarter and I guess what's the funnel looking like for further projects in the back half?
Jeffrey Powell -- EVP and Co-COO
You know what? It's a good question, Walt. We've actually been quite pleased with how well that segment's doing relative to what's going over -- going on over economically. I think there's several things we've been successful in winning some large projects that are still occurring, some in Eastern Europe, which, you know, is doing a little better than Western Europe in some regions. Also, some of our one of our, as you recall one of our 80, 20 companies was in Europe. And we're seeing some some very encouraging results from that particular company. And we're talking about bookings, say, in their aftermarket, which are, you know, extremely, extremely strong, much stronger than we've ever seen before. And we -- they believe -- they attribute part of that to to the 80,20 program and the focus on our better clients. So I think the combination of winning some nice projects and then just continually trying to improve our internal operations that are giving us those kind of results. So we were, were quite, quite pleased with that concerning the general overall market conditions there.
Walter Liptak -- Seaport Global Securities -- Managing Director
Okay. Sounds great. Thank you.
Operator
Thank you. And I'm not showing any further questions in the queue. I would like to turn the call back to Jeff Powell for his final remarks.
Jeffrey Powell -- EVP and Co-COO
Thank you, operator. Before I let you go, I would like to summarize what I think are the key takeaways from the quarter. Number one, first, we had a very good operating performance in Q2 with record revenue and internal growth revenue growth of 5%. Second, China's decelerating economy and global trade uncertainties are expected to continue to create a drag on our business activity in China. And finally, we are raising our full year GAAP and adjusted EPS guidance and expect to achieve record revenue and adjusted EBITDA in 2019.
With that, I want to thank you for joining our call today. And we look forward to updating you next quarter.
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ther places. But it's primarily a North American business.
Bill Hyler -- WDH Capital -- Investment Manager
Is there an opportunity to expand internationally or is it just limited by your distribution and manufacturing? And maybe I don't know what the competitive pressures are overseas, but is there an opportunity, maybe increase international sales down the road?
Jeffrey Powell -- EVP and Co-COO
I think longer term there is. I mean, obviously, the first year we want to get them integrated and make sure everything's running well. But as we look strategically at their growth opportunities going forward certainly geography will be one where, as you know, we have a pretty broad international footprint. Most of our product line. So that's something that we will be looking at going forward as we put together a strategic plan for them.
Bill Hyler -- WDH Capital -- Investment Manager
And the facility in China that just basically serve that local market?
Jeffrey Powell -- EVP and Co-COO
No, it does some manufacturing that gets exported back to the U.S. but it does support the local market in the regions around there in addition to the products, they export back to here.
Bill Hyler -- WDH Capital -- Investment Manager
Got you. All right. Appreciate it. Thank you.
Operator
Thank you. Our next question comes from Walter Liptak with Seaport Global.
Walter Liptak -- Seaport Global Securities -- Managing Director
Hey, thanks. Good morning guys.
Jeffrey Powell -- EVP and Co-COO
Good morning, Walt.
Walter Liptak -- Seaport Global Securities -- Managing Director
My questions about your comments around the EU. You called out some pressure on industrial production been sluggish in Germany and Italy. But then with the record bookings, it seems to be, you know, kind of a disconnect or whatever. So I guess the question is where your comments about the strength that you're seeing in the EU, is that because of the bookings that were recorded this quarter and I guess what's the funnel looking like for further projects in the back half?
Jeffrey Powell -- EVP and Co-COO
 You know what? It's a good question, Walt. We've actually been quite pleased with how well that segment's doing relative to what's going over -- going on over economically. I think there's several things we've been successful in winning some large projects that are still occurring, some in Eastern Europe, which, you know, is doing a little better than Western Europe in some regions. Also, some of our one of our, as you recall one of our 80, 20 companies was in Europe. And we're seeing some some very encouraging results from that particular company. And we're talking about bookings, say, in their aftermarket, which are, you know, extremely, extremely strong, much stronger than we've ever seen before. And we -- they believe -- they attribute part of that to to the 80,20 program and the focus on our better clients. So I think the combination of winning some nice projects and then just continually trying to improve our internal operations that are giving us those kind of results. So we were, were quite, quite pleased with that concerning the general overall market conditions there.
Walter Liptak -- Seaport Global Securities -- Managing Director
Okay. Sounds great. Thank you.
Operator
Thank you. And I'm not showing any further questions in the queue. I would like to turn the call back to Jeff Powell for his final remarks.
Jeffrey Powell -- EVP and Co-COO
Thank you, operator. Before I let you go, I would like to summarize what I think are the key takeaways from the quarter. Number one, first, we had a very good operating performance in Q2 with record revenue and internal growth revenue growth of 5%. Second, China's decelerating economy and global trade uncertainties are expected to continue to create a drag on our business activity in China. And finally, we are raising our full year GAAP and adjusted EPS guidance and expect to achieve record revenue and adjusted EBITDA in 2019.
With that, I want to thank you for joining our call today. And we look forward to updating you next quarter.
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