CALGARY, Alberta (Aug. 8, 2019) — Cervus Equipment Corp., a 21 store John Deere dealership group, reported that overall revenue decreased 20% in the quarter, with reduced equipment sales in its Agricultural segment comprising the majority of the decrease, while a tapering of truck sales in its Transportation sector relative to the strong sales of 2018 was a secondary factor. Overall revenues include agriculture (56%) and transportation (34%) and industrial (10%) business segments.
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