The North American market gave Claas a shot in the arm as its European strongholds weakened to help drive the group to record revenues.
Claas sales grew 3.7% in the group’s 2019/2020 financial year to the end of September, passing the four billion euro mark for the first time at €4.042 billion ($4.93 billion) versus €3.898 billion ($4.77 billion) in the previous 12 months.
Thomas Böck, Chairman of the group executive board, said: “Claas managed…
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