3M Co. raised its profit forecast for the second straight quarter on Tuesday as Chief Executive Officer Bill Brown’s effort to revitalize the conglomerate gains traction despite ongoing challenges from economic volatility.

Adjusted earnings will be $7.95 to $8.05 a share, up from a prior range that topped out at $8, the Maplewood-based company said in a statement Tuesday that revealed better-than-expected quarterly results. Analysts had predicted $7.94 on average in estimates compiled by Bloomberg. Total sales will grow more than 2.5%.

The improved outlook suggests Brown’s turnaround plan for the company remains on track in the face of global tariffs and unsteady demand. Since taking the helm last year, the CEO has been pushing to change working practices and reignite organic sales growt

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