The Brazilian Assn. of the Industry of Machines and Equipment (Abimaq) announced there was an overall increase of 43% in sales of agricultural machinery and equipment in the country in 2021.
Covid-enforced online sales of used farm tractors and other agricultural equipment helped UK auctioneer Cheffins rack-up record revenues from machinery sales in 2021.
While AGCO reported on Feb. 8, 2022, that net sales for 2021 were up nearly 22% to $11.1 billion, the manufacturer’s precision ag sales surpassed $0.5 billion — up 34% compared to 2020.
On Feb. 8, CNH Industrial reported its fourth quarter and full year 2021 results, the last year of operations prior to the demerger of Iveco Group effective Jan. 1.
Consolidated net sales totaled $24,965,000 for the 2021 fiscal year, which represents a 11.4% increase from consolidated net sales of $22,409,000 for the 2020 fiscal year.
Data from the Brazilian Assn. of Industries of Machine and Equipment (Abimaq) estimates the country would end the year with a 40% hike in sales of agricultural machinery when compared to the previous year.
The VDMA industry association expects sales from German production to increase by 14% in the current year. "This means that we will break through the 10-billion-euro mark for the first time at the domestic production site," says association Managing Director Dr. Bernd Scherer.
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