With Finning International’s acquisition of Kramer Ltd. this past May, the fraternity of Caterpillar construction equipment dealerships in Canada became even more elite. This move leaves only eight CAT dealers operating 100 locations throughout the entire country.
Claas will turn to the $9.9 billion earthmoving, mining and construction machinery giant Liebherr for its next generation of agricultural telescopic handlers following mutual agreement to end an existing OEM partnership.
In a special report produced for investors, Ben Cherniavsky, analyst for Raymond James, takes a “deep dive” into the current structure of Canada’s equipment dealer networks and concludes that the distribution channels for farm and construction machinery needs to be streamlined.
In the latest 'On The Record' newscast we looked at management changes at New Holland, how close Deere is to its sales goal of $50 billion by 2018, AEF's new wireless in-field communication task force and dealers' outlook on used equipment inventories.
The 14-store Case IH dealer with locations in Kentucky, Illinois, Tennessee, Alabama and Mississippi, has completed the acquisition of Black Prairie Tractor, one of Zimmatic's leading U.S. dealers.
The fall off in worldwide farm machinery sales has shown up in the export of U.S.-made ag equipment, according to a June 5 report from the Assn. of Equipment Manufacturers.
In his introduction to the “Economic Report — 2015” on agricultural machinery issued in May by the VDMA Agricultural Machinery Assn. based in Frankfurt, Germany, Dr.-Ing. Hermann Garbers, chairman of the group, strongly urges European manufacturers to continue working toward more open free trade policies and standardization of electronic components.
In opening the 25th International Belagro Expo in Minsk earlier this month, Vladimir Semashko, deputy prime minister of Belarus, said that 20 years ago the country’s manufacturers produced only 16-17% of the equipment required for growing staple crops.
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In this episode of On the Record, brought to you by Associated Equipment Distributors, we take an initial look at the Dealer Business Outlook & Trends Report and what dealers are forecasting for 2025.